Riverside County detectives are investigating the suspicious death of 23-year-old Elana Davis after a family altercation in Moreno Valley. No arrests have been reported.

An early‑morning shooting in Natomas left one man dead; homicide detectives are asking witnesses to contact police or Crime Stoppers.

A woman was arrested after a fatal hit-and-run near 83rd Avenue and Van Buren Street in Tolleson. Authorities say the investigation is ongoing and few details have been released.

A body was recovered from Fall River's Quequechan River Wednesday; the state medical examiner is examining the decedent while state police and local detectives investigate.

Four people were arrested and a fifth sought after more than $10,000 in restaurant equipment was stolen in Palm Coast, officials say.

A Houston family is searching for answers after a hit‑and‑run on FM 1960 left 39‑year‑old Lolita Moore with catastrophic injuries. Investigators say the suspect vehicle was a black Honda CR‑V.

A Canton tobacco-shop clerk says three juveniles sprayed her with a fire extinguisher during a late-night robbery; police say no arrests have been made. Authorities are seeking tips.

An overnight shooting in St. Paul left a man dead and a woman critically injured. Police are asking witnesses and anyone with video to contact investigators.

Deadly fake Xanax pills laced with fentanyl are circulating in Colorado. Officials warn the only safe pills come from a pharmacy.

Precinct 4 deputies searched near the 5900 block of North Sam Houston Parkway West as officials warned residents to expect delays. Updates were posted to the precinct's live feeds.

A Bradenton woman was sentenced to 15 months and ordered to repay $184,904.75 after admitting she used a fake passport to collect SNAP and Social Security benefits. Federal investigators say the scheme cost taxpayers nearly $185,000.

A Shelby County Sheriff's Office motorcycle deputy was struck on Riverdale Road and taken to Regional One Health; the deputy is reported stable. The crash is under investigation.

Carmel police say 2025 NIBRS counts show sharp drops in burglary, vehicle theft and other crimes; the department credits patrols, tech and community partnerships.