A caller’s tip led Columbus County deputies to arrest four people and seize a drone and suspected narcotics near Columbus Correctional Institution. Investigators say monitored inmate calls referenced a planned drone delivery.

Video shows a tow operator hauling a car with two women inside at a Mount Holly gas station; the driver faces felony counts and a habitual‑felon indictment.

An 18-year-old in Knoxville was arrested after a James Avenue shooting left a 19-year-old wounded. Police charged Tyler Maffett with multiple counts and say the Homicide Unit is investigating.

Hamilton County's heroin task force has launched a cold-case panel to re-open nearly 2,000 fatal overdose investigations and pursue accountability for sellers.

A 25-year-old woman was shot in Belmont Thursday night; police say three men are wanted and are asking the public for tips and video.

A man sitting on a downtown Seattle sidewalk was stabbed Thursday night; police arrested a suspect after a short foot chase and the victim was taken to Harborview. Injuries were described as non-life-threatening.

Prosecutors say a Portland‑area operator ran at least 14 illicit massage storefronts and now faces promoting and compelling prostitution charges. Trials are set for January 2027.

Under a $2.5M federal Byrne grant, Minneapolis will pilot uniformed civilian crash investigators for non‑injury collisions to free up police for urgent 911 calls. City officials say the tests will run for about a year while they evaluate results.

A Milwaukee teen admitted guilt in the reckless homicide of motorcyclist Marc Jones and in a string of robberies; prosecutors will recommend 30–35 years. Sentencing is Sept. 11.

A man in his 40s was shot Wednesday night outside an apartment in Pico-Union; police say one suspect fired from a handgun and then fled.

A person was shot during an overnight armed robbery at a Greenville County store; deputies say the suspect fled and an active search is underway.

Police say a 23-year-old Hialeah woman feigned car trouble to lure bank customers into an armed robbery — but only made off with $8, authorities say.

A volunteer map and local reporting show dozens of Flock license‑plate readers across Central Florida, prompting privacy concerns and calls for clearer rules. Police say the cameras help investigations, but watchdogs want audits and transparency.