San Francisco prosecutors have charged a man identified as Mr. Casperson with multiple felonies including criminal threats and stalking; arraignment is scheduled at the Hall of Justice. The DA says it will seek detention without bail.

A Union man faces burglary and assault charges after deputies say he broke into a home and doused a woman with gasoline using a homemade flamethrower, court papers say. A bond hearing is scheduled in Franklin County.

The Washington State Patrol is asking for dash‑cam tips after a man riding a tricycle was struck and killed on SR‑97 near Goldendale early Monday. Detectives want any footage or witness information.

A motorcyclist died overnight on Glenwood Avenue near Oberlin Road; Raleigh police closed the road while investigators processed the scene.

IMPD says a coworker stabbed a woman inside the Indiana Convention Center; the suspect was arrested and faces preliminary felony and misdemeanor charges.

A motorcyclist died after colliding with a semi on westbound SR 18 at MP 25; westbound lanes are closed and the Washington State Patrol is investigating.

A 58-year-old Silver Spring instructor surrendered after an alleged May 6 rape at a training academy; police say there may be more victims.

Three people were shot and hospitalized at a Colerain Township shopping center near Pippin and Compton roads. Police say detectives are investigating but have released no suspect information.

A woman was killed after two people exchanged gunfire in the 9800 block of Walnut Street in far‑northeast Dallas. Police say investigators are on the scene.

A Raleigh man is charged after claiming a pipe bomb at a police substation; prosecutors say social-media posts also included threats to President Trump.

A Cook County jury awarded two brothers a combined $27 million after a stranger forced his way into a Streeterville hotel room and allegedly tried to sexually assault one of them.

A bomb threat Tuesday evening evacuated the Food Lion on Burkemont Avenue in Morganton; searches found no device and the store reopened.

A Walker County jury convicted Mark Anthony Williams on 16 counts and a judge ordered a 300‑year sentence after investigators found a massive trove of abuse files. Prosecutors say federal analysts cataloged hundreds of thousands of images and videos.