Surveillance footage obtained by Local 10 shows the moments before and after a 2022 West Little River convenience-store shooting that left one person dead.

A fan collapsed during Opening Day at Citi Field and was revived after fellow fans and stadium medics administered CPR and used an AED. Early reports credit quick bystander action with saving a life.

A stolen-vehicle stop on Columbus’s west side ended with two arrests, including a 17-year-old, after officers used spike strips and an adult suspect was found in a dumpster.

Hundreds of teens swarmed Urban Air in Brandon last Saturday; deputies cleared the crowd and eight juveniles were arrested for trespassing.

A 22-year-old Pima County deputy was arrested and fired after a woman in custody accused him of coercion and sexual misconduct, court filings and video show.

A boarded‑up commercial building on the 2300 block of American River Drive burned Saturday; one firefighter was injured and officials are treating the origin as suspicious.

Federal prosecutors say 63-year-old Kwame Boahene was arrested March 25 in a multimillion-dollar romance-fraud scheme that touched victims nationwide, including Delaware.

A Williamson County deputy was indicted on six counts of observation without consent and one stalking count tied to a domestic matter; he was booked March 26 and suspended.

A Las Vegas man accepted a plea this week in the Nov. 30 stabbing that killed 27‑year‑old Zykier Jackson; under the deal he will serve at least four years.

CMPD’s JADE and J.P.O.S.T. teams have been making home visits and seizing firearms since 2024 as part of a push to curb juvenile crime in Charlotte. Early data show contact and recoveries, but officials say the work must be sustained.

Three Brooklyn men were arrested after Greenwich police say they found re‑encoded payment cards and stolen mail; all three now face dozens of payment‑card theft counts.

A dog was found with severe, likely intentional injuries in a Baytown wooded area; Houston SPCA and Baytown police are investigating and asking for tips.

Baltimore police released images after an aggravated assault in Federal Hill and are asking the public for tips. Detectives say some suspects in the photos wore Orioles shirts.