A 33-year-old Engleburg School teacher was arrested after an alleged April 29 altercation near 91st and Appleton. MPS says the employee is out of the classroom while police and CPS investigate.

A Thousand Oaks man pleaded not guilty after prosecutors said he trafficked a 14‑year‑old who was forced to sort clothing for resale and later abandoned on a freeway.

Tempe City Council approved a $150,000 settlement for the mother of Sean Bickings after his 2022 Tempe Town Lake drowning, a case that pushed new water‑rescue gear and sustained community pressure. The payment settles the mother's claim while broader litigation continues.

A viral video shows a man tossing a rock at an endangered Hawaiian monk seal off Lahaina; police and wildlife officials are investigating.

A scrapyard fire at Central Florida Recycling Center sent heavy smoke over DeLand on May 6; city officials urged nearby residents to shelter indoors as crews fought the blaze.

DISH Wireless will pay $17.28M to settle DOJ allegations it enrolled ineligible customers in pandemic-era broadband subsidy programs. The case centers on Boost Mobile signups tied to school-lunch claims.

Houston robbery detectives released stills after an April 17 carjacking on Sunflower St. Crime Stoppers is offering up to $5,000 for tips leading to an arrest.

Two people were shot Wednesday near 21st and Concordia in Milwaukee; police are investigating and asking witnesses to come forward.

A pre-dawn pursuit in Everett ended when a suspect vehicle struck a fence at the Boeing plant along 112th Street SW; officials say details are limited.

A Memphis man faces multiple charges after troopers say he drove the wrong way on Kirby Parkway at high speed with no lights and crashed near Mt. Moriah.

Gabriel Cabrera was ordered to serve eight years after a parole search uncovered fentanyl and a firearm; prosecutors say cellphone video and sales messages tied him to the contraband.

A high‑ranking Sinaloa Cartel member was sentenced to 28 years after an HSTF probe tied him to fentanyl, meth and cocaine distribution and money‑laundering.

A Middletown man will serve 35 years after pleading guilty to attempted first-degree murder and a third-degree sex offense in an attack at a downtown Frederick distillery. Prosecutors said the victim was left unconscious in a bathroom and the sentence follows her courtroom statement.