An MNPD officer suffered minor injuries after a confrontation with a pedestrian on the I-440 ramp to West End Avenue Thursday night. Police say the incident escalated quickly and the investigation is ongoing.

Former NOPD detective Stanley Burkhardt refused to answer more than 700 deposition questions as plaintiffs press him and investigators re‑examine several cold cases.

A reported carjacking in Severn ended Thursday after officers fired on the vehicle; the driver was struck, later crashed and was arrested, police say.

A cluster of unsolved Main South cases from 2002–2007 has drawn renewed attention as investigators and experts weigh whether the deaths of five women are linked. Police continue to ask for tips.

A man was reportedly found unresponsive after a shooting Thursday night near Lord Road and W.W. White on San Antonio’s East Side; the suspect was reportedly at large.

A nine-month Operation River Walk probe in Decatur County produced 24 indictments and the seizure of a dump truck alleged to have been used to sell meth. Arrests and warrants remain active.

Portland firefighters cut into wall cavities early Friday to check for hidden flames after a primary search cleared the home and found occupants outside.

A Wake County judge ordered the East Raleigh nightclub closed after a civil nuisance suit by Raleigh police and state ALE. A hearing on property restrictions is set within 10 days.

An Orlando Sentinel probe finds erratic oversight at Florida nursing boards after a massive fake‑diploma racket. Federal records show thousands of questionable credentials reached hospitals nationwide.

A bomb threat emptied the Inverness Walmart on May 7 as deputies swept the store and asked the public to avoid the scene. Investigators remained on site into the evening.

A New Orleans man was indicted after prosecutors say fentanyl-laced cocaine he sold last summer killed two people. Court records and toxicology link fentanyl to both deaths.

A shooting in southeast Houston left at least one person dead Thursday near Sunny Terrace Lane as police processed the scene and investigators worked the block.

A Dallas County judge accepted a guilty plea and sentenced Robert Ray Kelley to 30 years in the 2025 killing of Stephanie Wenneberg.