Federal prosecutors in Las Vegas charged repeat deportees with illegal reentry; the DOJ names four in its release while the U.S. Attorney’s X post referenced five.

Two people were wounded near Craig Road and Bruce Street in North Las Vegas on Thursday; both were taken to a hospital and are in stable condition.

San José police executed a citywide sweep targeting illegal gambling dens, seizing 45 machines and arresting 13 people. The department says code enforcement and criminal probes will continue.

The DOJ announced a West Coast Health Care Fraud Strike Force covering Northern California, Arizona and Nevada, citing a rise in tech-driven and Medicaid-related schemes.

Maricopa County Attorney Rachel Mitchell will announce a charging decision Thursday afternoon at a 1:30 p.m. news conference. Her office says the briefing will be streamed live.

A Pembroke Pines man with a history of investor fraud was arrested Wednesday, accused of taking money from another investor while on bond. Authorities say prior civil and criminal actions complicate the case.

Former Cardinals linebacker Wesley Leasy filed suit after he and his daughter say they were wrongfully detained at gunpoint at Phoenix Sky Harbor; the complaint alleges false arrest and emotional distress.

A Deerfield Beach man was arrested after deputies say he egged a neighbor’s home, returned swinging a golf club and then told investigators he would invoke Florida’s stand‑your‑ground law.

Police are investigating a shooting at the Scottsdale McKellips station Thursday morning. A media staging area was set in Tempe as investigators worked the scene.

State Attorney Alexcia Cox announced charges April 30, 2026, accusing Corrinne Blue of three counts of vehicular homicide in the Nov. 21, 2024 Southern Boulevard crash that killed three PBSO deputies.

A 7-year-old girl was shot inside an Avondale apartment on April 29; police say her 18-year-old brother was arrested as detectives investigate.

Crews worked Thursday to reach and extinguish a small camp-style fire along the Springwater Corridor north of Oaks Park as limited access slowed response.

A former Hammocks HOA president and her husband admitted guilt Thursday in a probe prosecutors say siphoned roughly $2 million from the West Kendall community.