An 84-year-old woman died after an early-morning house fire in Logan Square; the Chicago Fire Department is investigating.

A fight in a northwest Oklahoma City parking lot turned deadly early Saturday when a man was shot and later died at a hospital. Police are investigating.

Police are investigating reports that a man parachuted from a downtown building Friday morning. Witnesses say the person fled and detectives are reviewing security video.

Brett Gardner’s family filed a federal wrongful‑death suit alleging carbon monoxide from a mechanical room killed their 14‑year‑old son at a Costa Rica resort. The complaint names owners, executives and related companies.

A Wisconsin woman says Rochester officers wrongly tied her to a counterfeit-bill probe and briefly jailed her. The suit, filed in February and now in federal court, names several officers.

A multi‑agency task force arrested 33 people and secured a 40‑person grand‑jury indictment in a Cleveland drug sweep that recovered drugs and firearms.

A Whitman man who ran a Newton circus studio was convicted Wednesday on multiple counts of indecent assault and battery involving two teenage students. He remains on home confinement pending a March 26 hearing.

A fire truck crashed while responding to a two‑alarm commercial fire in southwest Oklahoma City. Officials say the blaze was contained and injury details were not released.

Prosecutors asked a Henry County judge to ignore seven pro se motions from Jamison Fisher and warned he could face contempt if filings continue. Fisher is charged in the 1996 death of 11‑year‑old Trudy Appleby.

Winston Colon Correa was sentenced to 25 years after prosecutors say he coerced minors into sending explicit videos and kept child sexual abuse material on his phone.

A federal complaint unsealed Feb. 25 alleges Brian Allen Rose traded nearly 20 child‑pornography videos online; chat excerpts include disturbing admissions.

Four people were arrested after an armed robbery at Smoke Art in Frisco; police say a license‑plate search and a Little Elm PD traffic stop led to the arrests.

The Ohio Department of Aging warns scammers posing as the Golden Buckeye program are calling seniors and seeking Social Security numbers. Officials say the program will never request personal financial data.