A man’s body was recovered from a submerged vehicle near Fort Lupton; the Weld County Coroner will identify the victim as investigators continue to probe.

Two Chicago police officers and two others were hospitalized after a crash at Division and Hamlin; one person was reported critically injured.

A 49-year-old Mars woman was jailed after allegedly assaulting officers at the Adams Township municipal building. Bail was set at $25,000 and a preliminary hearing is set for July 15.

A former Timberlake officer was indicted on misdemeanor counts after an incident at Filter in September 2025 that ended with a bullet striking a car. The arraignment is set for July 24.

Undercover deputies say a Doral massage business was operating as a brothel. Four women were arrested and two are on immigration detainers.

Portland police say they broke up several illegal street takeovers Sunday night, arresting one driver and towing multiple vehicles after dangerous stunts and blocked intersections.

CalMatters' investigation finds undercover "Perkins" jail stings are being used statewide, raising questions about Miranda, secret training slides and a wave of court challenges.

Two young men were wounded in a late-night shooting near Jackson Place; bullets also struck nearby Waldo Middle School, police say. One victim is in critical but stable condition.

A 31-year-old Butler man is charged with aggravated assault and possession of an explosive device after prosecutors say he hit his father with a hammer.

A Flock Safety alert plus a Grappler and drone led Aurora police to a stolen Hyundai; the driver hid under a trampoline before officers recovered a firearm and made arrests.

Court filings and surveillance show a milk crate fell from a 15th-floor Parthenon Towers balcony on Sept. 19, 2025, injuring two people; a 53-year-old man is charged.

Cincinnati police are searching for a driver who fled a crash at Findlay and Linn in the West End. One person was hurt and is expected to recover as investigators probe the vehicle's ownership.

Portland Police say the Central Bike Squad arrested two people in southeast Portland and seized about 843.7 grams of suspected fentanyl — an amount the bureau estimated could equal more than 400,000 lethal doses.