Two people were wounded after shooters opened fire on a moving vehicle in East Oakland just before 1 a.m.; police say the car later crashed on Weld Street and investigators are seeking tips.

A Knox County grand jury returned presentments charging Douglas James Peek II with aggravated sexual battery and observing minors; the filing names two victims under 13.

Troopers say a driver struck a pedestrian on I-395 northbound near Duke Street and left the scene; Virginia State Police are asking witnesses to call.

Two Detroit men were arrested after an attempted robbery at the University of Michigan Health Chelsea pharmacy. Two alleged accomplices remain at large as detectives investigate linked break‑ins.

Metro Nashville detectives are asking the public for tips after a Jane Doe pulled from the Cumberland River in 1998 was identified last year as Diane Minor.

Lakewood police say drones helped them arrest five people in a weekend drug bust. The city’s guidance allows official drone flights for public‑safety investigations.

HazMat crews responded to an organophosphate spill on Bisso Lane in Concord; two people were treated for moderate exposure.

A Chicago man, Devon Frazier, was sentenced to 190 months in federal prison after fentanyl‑laced pills were tied to a 19‑year‑old's overdose in Cedar Rapids.

A suspect was arrested after fleeing DPS troopers near U.S. 281 in San Antonio. San Antonio police assisted; officials released few details.

St. Paul will pay $9.5 million to the family of JuVaughn Turner after a 2023 rec-center shooting that left him with a traumatic brain injury. The settlement resolves the family's lawsuit and follows criminal proceedings.

A man was charged after a 20-year-old woman was found fatally shot on Edgewood Drive in Sumpter Township. Bond was set at $100,000 and a hearing is scheduled March 31.

Court cases tied to a Feb. 5, 2024 Oakville shooting that killed two teens are nearing resolution, and families say the process has reopened painful questions.

A former Oak Ridge officer pleaded guilty to 23 counts of official misconduct Monday; the plea carries short jail stints, probation and surrender of his law-enforcement certification.