A mother and her 9-month-old were hospitalized after their sedan was struck on I-10 east at the San Jacinto River; the infant was reported critical but stable, deputies said.

Three people were shot Thursday afternoon on the 1400 block of Tulane Avenue in downtown New Orleans; police detained one person at the scene.

Police investigated a shooting at a Union City apartment complex Thursday night; neighbors say someone was shot and survived. Authorities have released few details.

A body was recovered from the Grand River near Painesville's East Walnut Street bridge during a Thursday search, identification and cause are pending.

Two Charlotte men received multi‑year federal prison sentences after pleading guilty in a scheme to buy, alter and sell stolen luxury cars, prosecutors say.

U.S. Marshals are searching for William John Shaeffer, convicted in a 2002 rape, after alleged 2025 supervised‑release violations triggered a federal warrant.

A Nashville fire engine crashed into Bradshaw Chiropractic after the driver suffered a medical episode. More than a dozen people were inside; injuries are minor.

An early-morning blaze destroyed a single-story Maitland home near Eatonville; two residents escaped and no one was hurt. Investigators are on scene.

An HPD officer suffered minor injuries after a shooting in the 1400 block of Amarillo Street; police say the case is under active investigation.

Scammers posing as Uber/Lyft drivers are asking Atlanta fans to scan QR codes and pay off‑app, sometimes charging inflated fares. Here’s how to spot and avoid the trick.

Surveillance video from Huntington Station and Lake Grove shows a quick-change scheme that left cashiers short. Suffolk police and federal cases lay out how to guard the register.

A Cleveland Heights man was arrested after his live‑in girlfriend said he urged her to kill herself and then attacked her, according to the police blotter.

Fraudsters are calling Harris County residents, posing as deputies and demanding immediate payments, the constable's office warns. Officials say hang up, don’t send money and report suspicious calls.