A two‑alarm blaze hit the 1700 block of 1st Street NW on Saturday, collapsing a porch and sending one person to the hospital as firefighters worked to contain the fire.

A man was found fatally stabbed in Bedford‑Stuy Friday morning near Bainbridge and Howard. Police say he was rushed to Interfaith Medical Center and later died.

A 23-year-old was arraigned after a wrong-way collision on Route 9 in February that killed a Leominster woman; a June 30 return date is set.

Break‑ins at a Northwestern Avenue food‑truck lot have vendors replacing locks and filing reports as police investigate. Owners say some trailers have been hit repeatedly.

A short video shows a suspect crash a stolen car in Atlanta, slip into a dump truck to hide and be taken into custody. The clip circulated May 9.

A Phoenix man was arrested after two teens reported he tried to lure them near Sunnyslope High School; one student recorded audio and another photographed the suspect.

Deputies say a Navarro cannabis grow included forced labor and poor living conditions; officers seized hundreds of plants, processed product and a butane oil lab. A Boonville man was identified as a suspect.

CHP officers chased a motorcyclist from Baldwin Park onto the 105 and into South L.A., where the rider reportedly reached 110 mph before cutting through in Inglewood.

The Milwaukee County Medical Examiner confirmed one death after a shooting Friday near N. Teutonia Ave and W. Chambers St on the city’s north side.

A Pine Bush volunteer ambulance captain was suspended three years by the state for alleged patient abuse and negligence; state records released few details.

A Taylorsville couple was arrested after an 11-year-old showed up at a neighbor’s door saying they’d been locked out and left sleeping in a garage, police say.

Paul Galaforo pleaded guilty to residential contractor fraud tied to Harahan contracts; a suspended two‑year hard‑labor sentence and one year of probation followed. The city paid his unlicensed company more than $882,000 for work in 2024.

Warrants were issued after a Rockdale father and his girlfriend allegedly took a 4-year-old with autism during a custody dispute; the child was returned unharmed.