A Midlothian family says their basset hound, Sheriff, was shot and killed in a fenced Alvarado yard on Feb. 25; police are investigating and neighbors are checking footage.

A shooting Sunday night in Castleton left one person critically injured; IMPD is investigating and asks anyone with information to contact Crime Stoppers.

DOJ documents and reporting say Jeffrey Epstein helped broker introductions that touched Peter Attia’s practice. The revelations prompted an apology and professional departures.

A man in his 40s who was shot on San Antonio’s East Side walked into a Little Caesars for help Sunday and was taken to Brooke Army Medical Center. Police say the suspect fled and detectives followed a blood trail toward Potomac Street.

A suspicious package at MacDill Air Force Base on Monday prompted an EOD sweep and temporary gate reroutes. Officials say the scene remains under investigation.

A 26-year-old man was shot in the neck after a dirt bike rider opened fire on his car in East Oakland. Police recovered shell casings and are seeking video and tips.

Las Vegas police have asked the Nevada Supreme Court to block a Justice Court order after refusing to release a suspect to high‑level electronic monitoring.

Suffolk police are searching for a woman accused of using a fake authorization form to pick up a FedEx package containing a $4,650 watch in Melville.

A teenage boy was shot Sunday near Franklin Boulevard in Sacramento's Parkway neighborhood. Police say he was hospitalized and no suspect has been identified.

Early-morning burglaries hit Magnolia Village shops; Vixen Collection reports more than $6,000 in stolen jewelry and police are reviewing surveillance.

A carjacking in Fairfield on March 14 sparked a multi-county pursuit that ended in American Canyon with a K‑9 capture. Authorities say the suspect was booked and no one was hurt.

A Yonkers man suffered burns in a bedroom fire on Hyatt Avenue Sunday and is expected to recover. Crews knocked down the flames and authorities are investigating.

Callers posing as police are telling Frederick residents they missed federal court and demanding bail payments; authorities say the calls are fraudulent and advise reporting them.