Deputies say a person was shot at a Kokomo home Tuesday; the victim was airlifted and a suspect is in custody, authorities say.

An 82-year-old commuter was assaulted on a Roosevelt CTA stairwell Monday; police issued a safety alert and are asking witnesses to come forward. Investigators are canvassing the area for footage and tips.

A former Buckeye school resource officer who assaulted his teenage son is under investigation by Arizona's peace‑officer board after an October 2024 incident. The state probe could cost him his certification.

A 65-year-old man died after a house fire on Flinchbaugh Road in Kimball Township; the St. Clair County Sheriff's Office is investigating.

A live power line and fallen light pole shut Green Street in downtown Brownsburg on Tuesday; emergency crews asked the public to avoid the area.

Police arrested Sharell Reed after linking her to at least eight high‑end vehicle thefts across Atlanta, including cars taken from an airport parking garage. The probe remains active.

A 34-year-old Ferguson woman, Danyelle L. Conner, was killed overnight in a crash at West Florissant and Emerson near Calvary Cemetery; investigators are on scene.

Mutual‑aid crews battled a working house fire in Hershey Mill Village; township officials are handling re‑occupancy guidance.

A Lake County man was held on $500,000 bond after his arrest in the death of a tire shop worker. Authorities have released few details as investigators continue to probe the case.

NICB and local data show the Jeep Grand Cherokee led Michigan thefts in 2025, even as statewide totals eased; experts and Michigan ATPA offer prevention steps.

A jury convicted Curtis Gaines Jr. after a May 2025 SWAT search; he was sentenced this month to 29 years in state prison on drug and gun convictions. Prosecutors say officers seized cocaine, meth, fentanyl, two firearms and cash during the raid.

A federal civil‑rights suit over a 2023 Lawton jail death alleges ignored medical needs. Wagoner County's $13.5M settlement shows the potential stakes for local taxpayers.

A reported hostage call in New Chicago was a hoax, police say. Authorities warned that 'swatting' hoaxes can bring criminal charges and costly consequences.