A man in his late 20s is in critical condition after a firearm discharged inside a North Jacksonville home near Shamrock Avenue South. Detectives are canvassing the scene and seeking tips.

A 35‑foot boat ignited at a Bowleys Quarters pier Monday afternoon; Baltimore County crews knocked down hotspots, state environmental agencies were notified and no injuries were reported.

An attendee suffered severe neck lacerations at Blissfest; Emmet County detectives are asking witnesses to come forward.

A Tuscaloosa woman was arrested July 17 in Carmel after allegedly brandishing a large butcher knife and threatening a motorist. She faces a Level‑5 felony and was booked into Hamilton County Jail.

A 17-year-old was shot late Monday at a McDonald's on Pennsylvania Avenue and Linden Boulevard in Brooklyn. The victim is stable as NYPD investigates.

Three men were detained after an alleged Carrick assault and robbery; one suspect barricaded himself in a Merritt Avenue apartment and was taken into custody.

A 29-year-old faces 15 felony counts after prosecutors say he fired into a family car on Halloween in Dellwood, leaving a mother critically wounded but alive.

A pedestrian suffered severe injuries after being struck on Riverside Parkway west of Premier Lane; Cobb County police say the crash is under investigation.

A person was shot Monday evening in Randallstown and treated at a local hospital. Police are investigating near Downey Dale Drive and Church Lane.

A 70-year-old woman was shoved and robbed near Snyder and Bedford in Brooklyn. NYPD Crime Stoppers is seeking tips and may offer up to $3,500.

Surveillance video shows thieves loading motorcycles into a white Comcast‑branded van across Miami and Hollywood; one bike was recovered in North Miami after a tracker led police.

Two Labrador retrievers were found dead inside a Bunnell storage unit; a 21-year-old Palm Coast woman has been arrested on animal-cruelty charges.

Federal prosecutors say defendants allegedly created and deposited fake checks at multiple banks, EDNY announced. The office points to a pattern of stolen- and counterfeit-check prosecutions in the district.