A 19‑year‑old was arrested Wednesday in connection with a Sept. 8, 2024 shooting outside Bucanas on Nolensville Pike that killed an 18‑year‑old, police say. Juvenile petitions include homicide and attempted homicide.

Adams County posted a warning after scammers circulated a fake warrant demanding $80,000 in bitcoin. Officials say don’t pay and verify calls with dispatch.

Angie Guardado, 23, was identified as the woman killed in a late‑night multi‑vehicle crash on the southbound 110 near Exposition Boulevard. CHP is investigating.

Divers recovered an SUV from a pond near Manchester Road in Middletown after a vehicle was reported submerged; Butler County dive teams led the response.

A 65-year-old Midwood rider says he was shoved and robbed on the Avenue H Q-line; police arrested a suspect while the MTA says cameras were working.

A couple has been arrested in Oklahoma City after a 9-year-old boy who loved tinkering died of severe injuries, police say. Investigators report a severe brain bleed and BBs were found.

Body‑camera footage shows a trooper warn a car‑hauler to stay off the road weeks before the same truck hit a school bus on I‑5 near Lacey. Federal officials later said an ICE detainer wasn’t honored.

An Aliquippa man says he suffered third-degree burns while draining noodles in the Allegheny County Jail kitchen and is suing the county for negligence.

Police are searching for a man accused of kicking a rider while shouting an antisemitic slur aboard an M train at Flushing Avenue. Investigators say the victim was not hurt and are seeking tips.

Aurora police say the department’s Real Time Information Center used cameras and drones to help track suspects after a Colfax stabbing, seize six handguns and recover stolen diesel.

A 22-year-old is charged after an alleged Northwest Oklahoma City restaurant attack left a co‑worker with severe brain injuries; arraignment is set for July 1.

Montgomery County detectives are investigating a Pottstown homicide. Officials released few details and say no arrests have been made.

A Long Beach man was sentenced May 6, 2026 to 11 years in state prison after a high‑speed Aug. 2, 2024 hit‑and‑run that killed one driver and critically injured another.