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A Galloway Kroger shopper says he was ambushed by two 14-year-olds who tried to steal his money; both teens now face felony robbery charges.
A woman in her 30s was critically wounded in a West Side apartment stabbing; police say the suspect fled on a bicycle and may be someone the victim knew.
Two people were found dead early Tuesday at Saddlebrook Apartments in Murfreesboro in what police say appears to be a murder-suicide. Detectives say the scene is not a threat to the public.
Deputies are searching after a man allegedly pulled a gun on a Burger King drive‑thru worker in Lake Worth. Officials released a photo and are asking the public for tips.
Fire crews are on scene at a house blaze near 39th Ave and Missouri Ave in Phoenix; the department's PIO is providing updates.
A traffic stop on the 4700 block of West Arthington escalated when someone grabbed a bag with a firearm; police say both people were arrested.
A Georgetown cardiologist was arrested after authorities say multiple patients reported inappropriate contact during exams. Investigators are asking possible victims to come forward.
Detroit police broke up a late‑night drifting and street‑racing meet near the I‑75/I‑94 junction, issuing dozens of citations and impounding multiple vehicles. Officers say more targeted patrols are coming.
Texas Rangers and DPS arrested four men in Northwest Austin after license‑plate reader hits tied their vehicle to a June 15 San Antonio home invasion. Three remain jailed; one suspect is at large.
A 63-year-old Scotrun man was arrested after police say he admitted shooting a neighbor’s rooster for waking him; he faces aggravated cruelty and reckless endangerment charges.
A pedestrian was critically injured after being struck on I-95 southbound in Boxford; southbound traffic was diverted off Exit 74 while authorities investigate.
A 14-year-old bicyclist died after a collision on South First Street. A 17-year-old driver has been charged as Metro police continue their investigation.
Tempe police updated their body-camera rules after reporting showed officers recorded a mostly-naked woman in a hospital ER; the related civil case was dismissed and is now on appeal.
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