A traffic stop on Chicago’s Magnificent Mile turned up a loaded firearm and suspected heroin, and two men now face felony charges, officials say.

Crime Stoppers and Jersey Village police are asking for tips after 18‑year‑old Zaden Moon was killed on U.S. 290; a reward is being offered.

A federal jury convicted a Mendota man of RICO conspiracy and attempted murder tied to MS‑13 activity, federal authorities said.

A projectile struck the exterior wall of Catholic Charities' Brockton center on Tuesday; employees were unharmed and police are investigating. The center plans to resume services the next morning.

Portland Fire & Rescue says a vehicle hit the front of a Pearl District commercial building Tuesday afternoon. Officials posted an alert but gave few details.

A former Chesterfield officer known from a hidden‑camera scandal now faces a federal meth trafficking charge after an FBI raid and allegations captured on covert recordings.

Emergency crews isolated the intersection of 152nd St E and Meridian Ave E after a propane leak. Meridian is closed in both directions and traffic diversions are in place.

The Massachusetts Parole Board voted 4-2 to grant parole to Dionicio Delvalle, convicted for the 1991 Roxbury killing of 87-year-old Maude Hinds, after a 2024 court ruling changed parole eligibility. The decision includes monitoring and counseling conditions.

After a Summit Mall shoplifting, authorities searched Bath Township for 23‑year‑old Mason Loar, who ran from a traffic stop and remains at large.

Zephyrhills police say an undercover four‑day operation arrested eight people on allegations ranging from soliciting prostitution to human‑trafficking and traveling to meet a minor. The department named suspects and listed charges in a Facebook post.

A late-evening wreck at East Lancaster and Ward avenues left one driver dead and prompted a Traffic Investigation Unit probe. The Tarrant County medical examiner has identified the victim.

Dashcam shows Sandy Springs officers using four PIT maneuvers to halt a chase that reached roughly 110 mph.

A St. Paul man admitted in federal court that he helped enroll a provider that billed Minnesota’s HSS program roughly $2.3 million for services largely not provided.