A Vernon Hills man is being held after allegedly breaking a window, blocking a garage and attempting to ram a Green Oaks home, authorities say.

A Cuyahoga County grand jury has charged former East Cleveland police chief Kenneth Lundy with 31 counts, accusing him of bribery, perjury and interference with civil rights while on duty.

Erik Lee Madison pleaded guilty in federal court after prosecutors say he used online networks to extort and sexually exploit minors; sentencing is set for June 16.

A staff briefing on Elk Grove’s Flock ALPR network reignited fears that federal agencies could be given access to the city’s roughly 90 license‑plate cameras.

A motorcyclist died Wednesday after a collision with a Dodge truck on northbound Loop 12; deputies diverted traffic at Northwest Highway.

A small Ellenwood church says hundreds of tires were dumped on its yard again; surveillance footage appears to show a U‑Haul returning to leave more. DeKalb County has stepped up cleanup efforts across the county.

Honolulu firefighters put out a late‑night unit fire at Waikiki Park Heights; one resident was displaced and no injuries were reported. HFD has opened an investigation.

Prosecutors played prison phone recordings of ex‑Abercrombie CEO Michael Jeffries at a Long Island competency hearing; the tapes include him discussing defenses and telling a co‑defendant “we're screwed.”

Court filings and booking logs tie two arrests to a Jan. 18 shooting at Headquarters Taphouse in Five Points. One suspect was arrested in Buffalo and extradited to El Paso.

A Miami Gardens man surrendered on March 24 after investigators say his Subaru hit about 100 mph before a deadly July 7, 2020 collision in Plantation.

A 42-year-old Uber driver was arrested and charged with first-degree rape after a woman says she was assaulted in her Dutchtown home. Police and court details are unfolding.

Police say a stolen, converted Glock and distribution‑ready marijuana were found after a loitering call at a Bojangles on Cobb Parkway.

Federal prosecutors say a Dayton man fired about a dozen rounds at officers during a standoff and later arranged a peaceful surrender. The Southern District of Ohio complaint lists multiple federal weapons and assault counts.