FBI Houston says a woman faces federal charges after allegedly forcing an underage girl into sex trafficking and violently abusing her. The agency says the victim is now safe.

A Monday evening collision on Seminole Boulevard killed an 85-year-old driver and left another occupant critical as MAIT investigates.

A Wayne County judge was rebuked after appearing to represent a woman she once guarded; the exchange raises ethics questions and follows earlier controversies.

A 22-year-old man was shot late Monday in southwest Atlanta’s Stone Hogan Connector area and taken to a local hospital. Police say the investigation is ongoing.

NOPD is asking for help to find Dennis Joseph Scarborough, wanted in an early‑July armed robbery near Elysian Fields. Officials say the suspect produced a firearm and fled with a victim's phone.

North Charleston police say a 66-year-old woman was arrested after officers found her 90-year-old husband with dementia living in unsanitary conditions and with visible injuries.

A 33-year-old man fishing the San Jacinto River in Porter drowned after being swept away by the current; authorities say the death appears accidental.

A crash at U.S. 421 and School Road in Wanatah left one motorcyclist dead and others hospitalized as deputies investigate.

A Miami‑Dade man who avoided prison in a child‑abuse case was booked on a probation‑violation warrant after an alleged restraining‑order breach and is being held without bond.

Two men who pleaded guilty in the 2012 death of Corey Stingley completed deferred‑prosecution terms and saw their cases dismissed with prejudice, closing a 13‑year fight for accountability.

Hernando deputies released body‑cam footage showing a man wanted in a Citrus County aggravated‑assault case being tackled inside a Brooksville Walmart.

Broken windows, cigarette butts and moved furniture were found inside the 1774 Hezekiah Alexander Rock House; police are investigating.

Texas Game Wardens say 62 people were charged with boating‑while‑intoxicated over the July 4 weekend as hundreds of wardens checked more than 10,800 vessels. Two open‑water drownings and multiple serious incidents were reported.