Austin police are investigating a homicide Tuesday night in the 4700 block of East Oltorf Street. Authorities say details about the victim and motive are limited.

A San Antonio officer and a suspect were hospitalized after a shooting on the North Side near Jones Maltsberger Road. SAPD’s Shooting Team is investigating as details remain limited.

Franklin Park police say warrants were issued for three men accused of taking credit and debit cards from YMCA lockers in December and spending thousands on the stolen cards.

A Tuesday shooting at East Person Avenue and Castalia Street left one person dead and another critically injured; police are asking for tips.

A 48-year-old man was struck and killed while crossing Eureka Road at Trenton Road in Southgate. Police say the driver stayed and is cooperating as investigators probe the crash.

A parking dispute at MSY turned into a federal case: the caller pleaded guilty to making a bomb threat and received one year of probation.

Aspiring creators flocked to Atlanta for in‑person Streamer University auditions; police intervened and the in‑person stop was rescheduled pending new location details.

A fatal crash on Philips Highway north of Reba Avenue closed lanes near the Walmart Supercenter late Tuesday. Authorities are investigating; motorists should expect delays.

A motorcyclist died in a crash on Sullivant Avenue in Columbus' Hilltop; police closed the roadway while the Accident Investigation Unit probed the scene. Witnesses gave statements as detectives worked.

A Raleigh woman faces attempted first‑degree murder and weapons charges after police say she shot into an occupied car in Wilson on June 8; bond was set and a June 30 court date is scheduled.

Federal agencies warn Tampa fans about fake FIFA sites selling phony World Cup tickets and stealing personal and payment information.

William Parker, 65, was sentenced to state prison after jurors convicted him of aggravated child rape and related charges in Hampden Superior Court.

A New Braunfels man wanted on three aggravated-assault warrants was added to Texas' 10 Most Wanted list; a $3,000 reward is being offered for tips.