A 150‑gallon propane tank leak near Empa‑Taco closed a stretch of Highway 22 in Madisonville and drew HazMat crews to the riverfront; drivers were urged to detour.

A San Bernardino man was arrested after police found more than 80 fraudulent fuel cards and a skimming device at a Colton gas station.

A pedestrian was killed in a hit-and-run at 7th Avenue and Elwood in south Phoenix. Police say the driver fled and detectives are investigating.

Hamilton police announced a crackdown on high‑powered e‑bikes and electric dirt bikes after reports of sidewalk riding, high speeds and a child injured by a rider.

Manatee County detectives say a man used power of attorney to take roughly $350,000 from a woman with dementia. The case underscores a growing elder‑fraud problem.

Houston police released surveillance stills after an April 17 bar robbery on Milam Street; Crime Stoppers says tips may be eligible for up to $5,000.

Video shows ICE agents detaining two men in Norwood; one detainee says he was a U.S. citizen who was wrongly arrested and suffered head injuries.

Mayor Ron Shinnick dissolved Cohutta's police department after officers alleged his wife retained access to town systems. Whitfield County will temporarily provide patrols as the council meets to weigh next steps.

Portland Fire & Rescue says a structure has been labeled 'Unsafe' and crews will not enter if a heavy fire breaks out. The bureau cited prior interior damage and unstable floors.

Transit footage shows an SUV cut off an RTA bus on West 117th; someone flashed a gun and four people were indicted this week.

An 18‑year‑old who was run over by a Maricopa County sheriff’s boat at Bartlett Lake has sued the sheriff’s office, demanding $4 million and pointing to drone footage and severe leg injuries.

A federal grand jury in Honolulu indicted 10 people after search warrants turned up meth and firearms; prosecutors say juveniles were used to stash drugs at public housing.

A Brooklyn man who sold forged temporary license plates via Instagram pleaded guilty but escaped jail in a plea deal; officials say the fake tags help create dangerous “ghost cars.”