A 17-year-old was shot Wednesday in south Charlotte during a reported car theft on Sedgefield Drive. Police investigated along I‑77 near Tyvola Road; no suspect information has been released.

A child was found alone in a parked car in Pittsburgh; police detained the child's mother for questioning while investigators review the scene. Details remain limited.

An 18‑year‑old was sentenced to 12 years today for his role in a chaotic 2025 parking‑lot shootout that killed Bre'nee Veasley. Family members attended the hearing.

Shakopee council voted 4-1 to strip the Baymont by Wyndham’s license after 84 police responses and two deaths tied to a private 2025 event, citing ongoing safety threats.

A leaking liquid oxygen tank in a box truck near E. Harvard Ave prompted a HazMat response; firefighters isolated the valve and no injuries were reported.

A Galleria‑area shoplifting call led to a police chase on US‑59 Thursday night. Two women were struck and killed while crossing the freeway; two others were detained.

A 21-year-old man was shot and killed early Friday on the 5100-block of North Winthrop in Uptown; detectives are canvassing the scene and asking witnesses to come forward.

A person was shot and killed Thursday night in Atlanta's Mozley Park near Martin Luther King Jr. Drive NW as police investigate.

A body was discovered Thursday in north Seattle's Matthews Beach neighborhood; police and the King County Medical Examiner are investigating. Identification is pending.

Union County deputies say 44‑year‑old Christopher Nelson Brown is wanted on an indictment charging felonious assault, kidnapping and strangulation.

Salt Lake County prosecutors said they will not file charges after a March 22 officer-involved shooting in Sandy that left a 45-year-old man dead. The DA's OICI review found the officers acted within their official duties.

A two-alarm fire at a seven-story senior building in East Baltimore forced residents out after crews found an underground blaze and elevated carbon monoxide. No injuries were reported.

A Burbank Boulevard storefront that rented over 100 mailboxes is tied to suspected identity‑theft activity, prompting fresh warnings from postal watchdogs and police.