A SEED School of Miami teacher was arrested after police say she pepper-sprayed a former partner inside a classroom on July 17. The victim was treated and a $2,000 bond was set.

Defense says extreme mental or emotional distress explains the 2020 Ewa Beach killings of a woman and her six‑month‑old son.

A Forest Hills man was sentenced to 19 years after pleading guilty to the brutal 2024 Woodside bodega beating that left a worker with traumatic brain injuries.

Opening statements and surveillance video were shown as the trial opened for a man accused in a 2024 Ruskin marina death. Prosecutors say the footage shows the victim being shoved into the water.

Atlanta Public Schools unveiled new drone and tactical units and ran an active-shooter drill as it prepares for the fall semester. Officials say the teams will shorten response times.

Seven people, including six children under 12, were injured Monday in a two-vehicle crash at N 17th and Wood in Kansas City, Kansas. Authorities say the investigation is ongoing.

WCCB's gallery of Mecklenburg County mugshots lists 37 bookings from July 20, including a suspect tied to a fatal hit-and-run and an alleged assault-by-strangulation.

A fatal crash on I-279 northbound forced closures between Exit 7 and Exit 8 and left one person dead. Emergency crews and state police are on scene.

A federal jury convicted Maxfer Palma after police say kilogram‑scale meth, a fentanyl mixture and a firearm were found in his East Oakland unit while children were present.

A man was shot in the leg Monday night during an attempted robbery at the Mirage at Sailboat Cove in Opa‑Locka. Police are investigating and asking for tips.

A Butler County deputy coaxed a snake from a bedroom and released it into nearby woods, footage shows. The sheriff called it one of the many unusual calls deputies answer.

COPA has opened an investigation after an officer-involved shooting in North Lawndale. Officials say details remain limited and have asked the public to call the tip line.

After two alleged payors were acquitted in D.C., retired Adm. Robert P. Burke is pursuing appeals, a 2255 challenge and even a possible presidential pardon.