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Three Fall River residents were arrested after detectives linked them to a July armed robbery; a July 24 search turned up a 9mm, a loaded magazine and about 50 grams of suspected fentanyl.
Three Pitt players now face criminal counts after a June 16 dirt‑bike run through Oakland that nearly struck pedestrians and ended in a crash. The university is reviewing the matter.
A resident tip last Wednesday led Milpitas police to four people and the seizure of a loaded, unregistered handgun and other weapon components.
A woman was arrested after police say she drugged a man at Brickell’s Gekko and stole more than $84,000, including nearly $73K in cryptocurrency.
A Ponchatoula man was sentenced to 30 years at hard labor after pleading guilty in a 2024 Hammond fentanyl overdose. Investigators say the pills were traced back to him.
A 38‑year‑old Utah man collapsed and died while being booked into the Lincoln County Jail after an arrest at the Oyster Ridge Music Festival; state investigators are probing the death.
A heavy first-floor blaze broke out Tuesday in the 4500 block of Olive Street in the Central West End. Firefighters conducted an active search and closed nearby streets.
Cuyahoga County's Scam Squad says 'reloader' scams — where prior victims are asked to pay to recover past losses — are resurfacing in the region.
A Florida brother slept in his car outside a downtown courthouse after driving cross-country with $13 to attend hearings in a 1994 San Diego murder case revived by an appeals court.
A Frio County deputy was arrested over the weekend on a public intoxication charge and has been placed on administrative leave while investigators cooperate across counties.
A 33-year-old Charlotte Hall man died after his Mazda left Baltimore-Annapolis Boulevard in Arnold; the county crash team is investigating.
Loveland police arrested a 27-year-old on multiple felony counts alleging sexual abuse of a minor; bond set at $10,000 and GPS monitoring ordered.
A judge handed Tony Lee Schoettmer a 50‑year term after he pleaded guilty in the 2025 strangling death of 73‑year‑old Jim Gaw, who was disabled and battling cancer.
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