A Largo man was arrested after a violent domestic incident at Seminole Square Apartments that left a woman hospitalized and children evaluated for injuries.

A Florida Highway Patrol trooper was arrested in Jacksonville on June 14 and faces two felony counts after a witness and the alleged victim described repeated abuse, records show.

A mid‑afternoon structure fire in the 2100 block of South 25th Street sent smoke over the neighborhood; crews contained the blaze and no injuries were reported. Investigators were on scene and several residents were displaced.

A Waynesville man faces seven counts after investigators say a cybertip pointed to child-sex-abuse material stored on Google and shared via Telegram.

A 47‑year‑old Albany man was arrested after a Saturday night crash on Highway 164 that killed a 41‑year‑old motorcyclist and closed the road for hours.

An early-morning fire at the Saratoga Casino Hotel harness backstretch destroyed a barn and killed 17 horses, officials say. Investigators and the racing community are responding.

Court papers allege Jamal Rashid (Mally Mall) communicated with a woman he was barred from contacting and tried to influence testimony while on supervised release.

SAPD says intimate-image and sexual-coercion reports rose 15% in Q1 2026, with investigators pointing to smartphones and platform delays. The city is pushing prevention and education alongside investigations.

A suspect was arrested after a chase that police say struck multiple pedestrians. Authorities are examining several scenes across Culver City and downtown Los Angeles.

Valley SWAT took a suspect into custody in Kent after an alleged March robbery tied to an online sale. Officers say the suspect surrendered and no one was hurt.

A 46-year-old driver died Monday after his car crossed the center line and set off a three-car crash on Highway 126 near Fisher Road, state police say.

Denver police are investigating a stabbing in the 1800 block of N Gaylord St. One person was taken to a hospital and officers are seeking tips.

Lefonts' family has sued Downey and several top officials, alleging the city ignored warnings and security failures after his Sept. 13, 2025 stabbing at the library parking lot. The complaint also highlights an ambulance theft that delayed care.