Melly’s lawyers filed a March 25 motion asking a Broward judge to free the rapper pending a 2027 retrial, citing new evidence and harsh jail conditions. The bid seeks an Arthur hearing and a split of proceedings so bond can be weighed separately.

A gas-pump dispute at a West Flagler Costco turned violent, leaving a driver injured and a 29-year-old woman jailed and ordered to stay away.

The NYPD says it has seized 1,000 guns so far in 2026 as joint takedowns and state proposals focus on ghost guns and trafficking.

Lubby Navarro, a former Miami‑Dade School Board vice chair, is due in court next week after prosecutors say she used district purchasing cards for roughly $100,000 in personal expenses.

Mesa police arrested a 45‑year‑old man they say ran an unlicensed contracting scheme that bilked homeowners of more than $100,000 and left projects unfinished.

A 19-year-old man was slashed in the eye at the First Avenue L‑train station in Manhattan’s East Village; a person of interest was taken into custody and charges are pending.

The Arizona Supreme Court has set Leroy Dean McGill’s execution for May 20, 2026, after he was convicted in a 2002 gasoline attack that killed one man. Legal filings and scheduling orders now push the case toward a late‑May date while defense lawyers press procedural challenges.

Two men were stabbed late Wednesday in Anthony; a suspect was arrested and the El Paso County Major Crimes Unit is investigating.

Layton High entered secure status after reports of a possible threat; police say students are safe and classes continued during the precautionary check.

Phoenix approved a $200,000 settlement after a 2023 crash involving a police vehicle. Court records say an officer’s alleged negligent left turn at 51st and Lower Buckeye left a motorist injured.

Tacoma police are investigating a video they say shows an adult firing at children. Investigators have not confirmed injuries or arrests and the probe is ongoing.

A second-alarm fire destroyed a Corona home on 42nd Avenue near Citi Field on March 26, drawing 46 units and 141 FDNY personnel to the scene. Investigators have not yet released a cause or injury report.

A Children’s Defense Fund‑Ohio report finds firearms are now the leading cause of death for Ohio children and teens, exposing racial gaps and urging prevention policies.