Chester County prosecutors will announce arrests and new details in the Lincoln University homecoming shooting during a Tuesday afternoon briefing.

A 28-year-old Bronx woman was arrested at Lehman High after allegedly using a 16‑year‑old's identity to enroll. She faces impersonation, forgery and trespassing charges.

After noticing missing food and moved chairs, a Searcy family discovered a 41-year-old man hiding in a storage closet beneath their basement stairs. Deputies arrested him on burglary and theft charges.

Eight people were wounded in separate overnight shootings across St. Louis. Police say the scenes are unrelated and are asking witnesses to come forward.

A woman from Arlington was taken into custody at MIA on Broward warrants tying her to a 2013 Miramar crash that killed a man; a hearing is set Tuesday.

Milwaukee County warns of a spike in scam texts and calls demanding payment; officials say don’t click links and verify with county numbers.

A Post & Courier investigation shows deadly delays and costly settlements in South Carolina jails — and offers a warning for North Carolina's new pretrial law.

A 23-year-old Crossville man died after his motorcycle crossed into oncoming traffic and struck an SUV on Merchant Drive in Knoxville. Two children were treated for minor injuries and police are investigating.

Police put four St. George-area schools on secure alert after a threatening phone call to Desert Hills High; classrooms continued under tightened security while officers checked the area.

Federal prosecutors say two Gwinnett County men ran a $522M scheme selling medically unnecessary genetic tests and have been sentenced to prison.

Testimony began May 4 as jurors weigh allegations that a former Pewaukee bus driver sexually assaulted preschool-age students. Prosecutors say bus surveillance footage will be central.

A Navy man says an unknown bail agent posted his bond at San Diego Central Jail and charged him $5,000. The Sheriff's Office probed the complaint as a state bill seeks to curb unauthorized solicitations.

Delaware County prosecutors approved vehicular homicide and related charges against an 18‑year‑old after the Dec. 3 bike death of Swarthmore professor Eduard “Teddy” Einstein. The DA says blood testing showed marijuana in the driver’s system.