Cook County’s medical examiner lists "multiple injuries" in the death of 2-month-old Maverick Rowe. Will County investigators are working with DCFS and Comer Children’s Hospital.

Santander reversed a denial and returned $39,040 to a Foxboro couple after NBC10 Boston found eight fraudulent checks cashed across several states.

Lebanon police led a multi‑agency sweep that turned up stolen trucks, guns and altered VINs; the department is asking the public to help find a maroon GMC Sierra 2500 AT4.

Deputies in Pottawatomie County arrested suspects after a Highway 59 burglary probe led them to an abandoned business where stolen IDs and a substance that tested positive for fentanyl were found.

A St. Petersburg mother was arrested April 30, 2026, and charged with aggravated child manslaughter after her 2-year-old son was struck and killed by a pickup last October.

A Pottstown man faces multiple felony charges after two overnight home invasions, including a brutal attack on a blind 90‑year‑old who remains hospitalized.

A Polk County grand jury indicted an Independence man on 10 counts after search warrants reportedly found numerous child sexual abuse images.

A car crashed into the Charlotte Fire Department headquarters late Thursday, injuring three people; medics say the injuries are not life‑threatening.

A Loveland man barricaded inside an apartment during a court-ordered eviction was arrested after negotiators and a K9 team resolved the standoff.

Police are searching for a woman suspected of stabbing two men and slashing another outside North Central Bronx Hospital. Authorities say the victims are expected to recover.

A 6-year-old girl was critically injured in a two-vehicle crash at Tampa Road and St. Petersburg Drive in Oldsmar. Authorities say speed appears to be a factor.

An autopsy released May 1, 2026, says Alvin Saunders died of hypertensive and atherosclerotic cardiovascular disease while held at the Wake County Detention Center. Wake County prosecutors say the death was not linked to criminal activity.

A Grosse Pointe mother is urging federal prosecutors to step in after state officials declined to press criminal charges in her son’s 2019 Snapchat‑recorded overdose, even after a $75M civil verdict.