Florida agents arrested a Sanford man after seizing devices they say contained child sexual abuse material, including AI‑produced images; investigators recovered disturbing items during the search.

An adult man was found dead aboard a Brown Line train at Belmont station; detectives are investigating and an autopsy is pending.

A federal judge sentenced Clift Seferlis to 37 months after prosecutors said he mailed dozens of threatening letters to the Weitzman museum and other Jewish institutions.

One person was airlifted after a police shooting near the Pickens County VA Clinic Tuesday; the GBI has been asked to assist the active investigation.

A 23-vehicle crash closed I-77 north at Massillon Road on Tuesday, triggering major delays and detours in Summit County.

A 75-year-old Spring Hill man was killed early Monday after being struck by multiple vehicles on U.S. 19. Troopers are asking witnesses and drivers with dash-cam footage to come forward.

A not guilty plea was entered for Lamar Odom in Las Vegas on March 17 after a high‑speed January traffic stop. His attorney requested a bench trial and the next hearing is set for July 7.

DEA Tampa’s Daniel Escobar joined Hernando officials at a press briefing about illicit vapes tied to MDMA and chemical adulterants.

Florida Attorney General James Uthmeier highlighted two recent prosecutions in Orlando as part of a statewide child‑predator takedown he says has led to about 1,400 arrests. The cases included a Leesburg rearrest after a cybertip and a Pasco County sentence of 25 years.

A Hagerstown woman died days after a house fire that ripped through her home; a teen remains hospitalized while a smoke alarm helped save another occupant.

Centennial High in Roswell went into lockdown Tuesday after an offsite threat triggered an ALERTRoswell alert. Authorities say Fulton County Schools police are leading the investigation.

Parents in Rootstown say school leaders mishandled a report that a fourth‑grade boy exposed himself to classmates, and the Portage County sheriff is investigating.

Darrin Johnson — who assaulted a UC student in 2021 and pleaded guilty to a federal hate crime — has been ordered detained after a court found a supervised‑release violation. The move pauses his planned March release while the courts decide next steps.