Marion County deputies are investigating after witnesses found a man dead near 189th Avenue in Dunnellon. Officials say no identity or cause has been released as the scene is processed.

A Roseville homeowner says a contractor returned and scattered bagged leaves after a payment dispute; she paid to clear the yard and filed a police report.

A woman died after her SUV struck a tree on Guion Road Tuesday. Authorities say investigators are working to determine what happened.

Two people were wounded in a late-night shooting near Peters and Walker in Castleberry Hill. Police say the investigation is ongoing and few details have been released.

Boston police released images after a man allegedly pointed a gun and stole a phone and chain in the South End. Detectives ask anyone with video or tips to contact District D-4.

A 68-year-old Fremont woman was killed after driving the wrong way on U.S. 20 and striking another car head‑on. Troopers say the crash is under investigation.

The City of Redmond warns of scam emails posing as permit notices that ask for wire transfers. Officials urge residents to verify payment instructions through official channels.

A woman was shot in Pittsburgh’s Homewood and investigators recovered more than 40 shell casings on the 7300 block of Stranahan Street. Police say no arrests were announced as detectives processed the scene.

A missing 15-year-old from Lehi, Utah, was located in Litchfield Park and a man was arrested on multiple sex-related felony counts.

Two people were arrested in Union County after detectives say they exploited an elderly man and obtained about $25,000. Authorities identified the suspects and detectives continue to investigate.

Los Angeles County has increased a reward to $25,000 after the 2024 drive‑by killing of 22‑year‑old Raejonette Morgan. Authorities say she may have been mistaken for someone else and are asking for dashcam or phone tips.

A large pile of lumber and debris burned for roughly 24 hours at an ArborServ yard in Lithonia; DeKalb crews doused hot spots and investigators are probing the cause.

Federal Way is moving to limit hours, require visible licenses and bar cash at massage businesses as the city targets suspected sex-for-pay operations. The council will consider a new ordinance this week.