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A late-night domestic call in Poulsbo ended with a man dead and his brother jailed, deputies say.
Denver police say officers are investigating an outdoor death in the 3300 block of N Vrain Street. The medical examiner will determine cause; police say they’ll update only if it becomes a homicide.
A 7-year-old was struck by an SUV while riding a scooter in Cedar City and flown to Primary Childrens Hospital with head trauma. Police say the crash is under investigation.
Police broke up a Lloyd Center-area takeover on March 23, citing four people, towing two cars and seizing three firearms at NE 13th and NE Multnomah.
A New York man was sentenced to 12–15 years after pleading guilty in the wrong‑way, Christmas‑night crash on the Veterans Memorial Bridge that killed three relatives.
A 29-year-old man surrendered to McAlester police and has been booked on a complaint of first‑degree murder in the 2020 killing of taxi driver Dustin Parker. Prosecutors say the suspect confessed.
Floyd Bedford, wanted on multiple felony warrants out of Knoxville, was arrested Monday in Jonesborough. Crime Stoppers posted the capture and urged tips to investigators.
A 19-year-old died after a head-on crash on I-840 in Rutherford County; the Tennessee Highway Patrol says the driver crossed the median. An investigation is underway.
The Municipal and Traffic Court warns of fraudulent "Notice of Default" letters demanding payment via QR code. Officials say do not scan or pay — verify through the court.
More than 100 vehicles and spectators jammed Broadway between Adams and Washington Sunday night, forcing LAPD to disperse the crowd and leaving the block littered with debris.
An appeals court has upheld an 11‑year prison sentence for a Murfreesboro man convicted of raping a neighbor, while narrowing one sentencing enhancement. The ruling references planning and video evidence.
A juvenile shot on March 11 in the 7400 block of Pin Tail Court later died at a hospital. Dallas police are investigating and asking the public for tips.
A scrapyard near NW 10th and May Avenue sent a large plume of black smoke over the Oklahoma State Fairgrounds Monday afternoon; crews are on scene and the cause is unknown.
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