Precinct 4 deputies posted that they were investigating a disturbance on the 5700 block of Spring Cypress Road. Two juveniles were detained and motorists were urged to avoid the area.

A Pittsburgh man remains in ICU after a beating and robbery outside a North Shore bar following the Pirates’ extra‑innings loss. His family is asking witnesses to step forward.

Jury selection opened July 27 in Osceola County for the man accused of killing 16‑year‑old Paola Pagan in 2022. Opening statements are scheduled for Tuesday at 9 a.m.

Jury selection opened Tuesday in the retrial of Dion Thompson, accused in the 2017 killing of off‑duty D.C. Sgt. Tony Mason Jr. The case returns after a prior mistrial.

A pedestrian was struck and killed late Tuesday on northbound I‑885 in Durham; police closed the northbound lanes while investigators worked the scene.

A Cleveland jury convicted Godwin Obot on three counts after prosecutors said he sent months of violent text messages to his former supervisor and her family.

Two men were shot and three people hospitalized after an early‑morning confrontation on University Avenue; police recovered video and are investigating.

Police say a Royal Palm Beach woman lit and threw a firecracker at a deputy’s patrol car; she now faces felony weapons and aggravated assault counts. Local statutes distinguish sparklers from explosive fireworks.

A hidden bolt on a Thames Street sidewalk pierced a woman’s shoe and foot. EMTs removed the metal and she filed a complaint with the city.

Three former students sued the Teen Challenge‑affiliated boarding school this week, alleging strip searches, surveillance and medical neglect.

Federal marshals returned a former Charleston officer from Shanghai this week to face murder and criminal sexual conduct charges tied to his wife's 2005 death.

After a Highview hit-and-run killed 27-year-old Adam Troutman, his family is urging lawmakers to close legal gaps and raise penalties for drivers who flee fatal crashes.

Three operators of Kentucky Addiction Centers were sentenced after a federal jury found they billed Medicare and Kentucky Medicaid for millions in bogus services.