An overnight two-alarm fire gutted a vacant building on Lyzell Street in Perry South; firefighters battled collapsing conditions and the cause remains under investigation.

William Scott Morse was sentenced to 25 years after prosecutors say he used Craigslist babysitting ads to solicit teens, including one 15‑year‑old he met at her home.

A father was left in critical condition after his son shot him during a fight at a Pemex station on Kress Street. The son is in custody and charges are pending review by the Harris County DA.

The Milwaukee County Sheriff's Office posted that Public Safety Officer Dennis Johnson has died; the social post offered few details about cause or circumstances.

A person was found dead inside a bin on the 2700 block of Wheatsheaf Lane in Port Richmond. The Medical Examiner will determine cause and manner of death.

A Fresh Take Florida analysis found dozens of Floridians repeatedly claiming scratch-off prizes at improbably high rates; statisticians and investigators are raising alarms.

Police say shots were fired near the Villa Del Coronado apartments on Zane Ave N; spent casings were found and no injuries were reported. Investigators are seeking witnesses.

A tank truck overturned on the westbound 105 near Vermont Vista early Saturday, prompting an emergency response and potential freeway delays.

Four women were arrested after authorities say they stole more than $16,000 from Ulta stores across Bexar County. Investigators say surveillance and face‑matching searches helped ID the suspects.

Three people died and another was seriously injured in an early-morning wrong-way head-on crash on I-40 in Sampson County; troopers are investigating.

East Washington police named 37-year-old Dustin Cochrane as wanted on multiple felonies. Authorities ask residents to call 724‑225‑3521 or 911 with tips.

Shots were fired during an attempted armed robbery on S Military Trail in Deerfield Beach Friday evening; one suspect is in custody and detectives are investigating.

A King County judge sentenced Jamari Bland to 15 years for the Feb. 25, 2024 Link light rail killing that rattled downtown Seattle commuters.