A St. Clair Shores man faces third-degree animal torture charges after prosecutors say he slammed his dog to the ground; bond was set at $25,000.

A crash in Watts left one driver dead and a child hospitalized. Officials released few details as emergency crews worked the scene.

A Quebec man was extradited from Spain and charged in Tampa after prosecutors say he negotiated to send about 300,000 synthetic opioid pills tied to protonitazene.

Bodycam shows Boca Raton police arresting a Real Housewives couple accused of stealing more than $5,300 in groceries from a Publix using a 'ticket switching' scheme.

Jordan High briefly went on secure status after a report that a student might have a weapon; the school reopened after authorities cleared the scene and an investigation is underway.

A federal judge sentenced a Tampa man to 27 years after an armed robbery spree at a neighborhood plaza; investigators recovered a stolen .45 and tied the suspect via surveillance.

A 65-year-old woman died after her car struck a tree at Oakland Avenue and Oakview Place. Police say a medical emergency may be to blame and the investigation is ongoing.

A 32-year-old Farmington man died after a late-night crash on eastbound I‑96 near the Southfield Freeway; Michigan State Police continue to investigate.

An hours-long blaze gutted a long-vacant restaurant on Crosstimbers Tuesday, renewing concerns about nuisance properties and fire safety in Houston.

Denver police are investigating a stabbing in the 3500 block of North Krameria Street; one person was taken to a hospital and detectives are seeking suspect information.

Seattle Fire says a first‑floor blaze in a two‑story commercial building on E Union was brought under control early Tuesday and the primary search is complete.

A Chicago man received 4 years and 4 months after prosecutors say he used more than 1,200 EBT cards to take $1.55M in SNAP benefits and was ordered to repay $1,554,804.

State securities officials warn Oklahomans after federal data shows $9.3B in crypto scam losses and the state logged more than $37M lost in 2024.