Citrus County posted a sexual predator notice after Christopher Chambers established a residence in Inverness. The bulletin lists his conviction, address and supervision conditions.

A DeKalb County child-molestation suspect was arrested in Toney, Alabama and is being held in Huntsville pending extradition back to Georgia. Authorities say DeKalb deputies and federal partners made the capture without incident.

Eight people, including six children, were found dead after a house fire in Grand Haven Township. Investigators say the deaths are being treated as suspicious as state arson investigators join the probe.

A Maitland man was arrested after authorities say he re‑entered Florida with 24 sheep and goats from Texas, violating emergency screwworm import rules. State officials say the move triggered a BOLO and criminal charges.

A 19-year-old from Blanchester was indicted after a Jan. 24 crash in Tate Township that killed 74-year-old Dennis Skeene and seriously injured a woman.

Daishon Bryant pleaded not guilty this week after prosecutors say he shot and killed a 49-year-old man at a Sunoco on East 93rd during the Juneteenth weekend.

A crane collapse at CSX’s Jacksonville intermodal yard injured two contract workers Friday; CSX says the cause is under investigation.

Two Washington County residents were arrested after deputies say a three-month-old was flown to Children’s National with severe head injuries. Authorities say the infant suffered subdural and retinal hemorrhages.

A man in his 50s was found shot inside a vehicle on Detroit's west side Friday; police are investigating and seeking tips.

DeKalb County murder suspect Dejuan Simmons, 22, was arrested during a Houston County traffic stop and is being held without bond.

A Georgia man was arrested after allegedly smashing a display at Watches of Switzerland in Kenwood Towne Centre and making off with about $123,200 in luxury watches.

A Maple Heights man was sentenced to 108 months after investigators found more than 3,000 child sexual abuse files on his devices, officials say.

Tenants at Congress Park I & II in Southeast D.C. have sued their landlord, alleging years of neglect, 1,100+ code violations, failing safety systems and recurring violence. Plaintiffs seek repairs, oversight and damages.