Fire crews knocked down a blaze in the 1500 block of 39th Ave E; officials say it's under control while crews check for any spread.

A 30-year-old was arrested after an alleged attempt to sexually assault an 84-year-old in a Roosevelt Park restroom; witnesses intervened and the suspect is being held on $300K bond.

Staff Sgt. Davonte Hardaway, a Lackland MTI, has been charged with sex involving three trainees and faces a special court-martial starting June 8. The 37th Training Wing says OSI investigated and referred the case.

A stolen-car pursuit through Clayton ended when the vehicle crashed and burst into flames. The driver suffered burns and was taken to WakeMed.

A 20-year-old Valley City resident was arrested after TikTok videos allegedly threatened a northern Ohio mosque, federal charges include interstate threats and firearm counts.

A two-alarm blaze at 4525 Charlene Dr. in New Orleans East displaced four people; two adults escaped and the Red Cross is assisting. Cause is under investigation.

Aurora police released a photo of a person of interest in an Oct. 31, 2025 arson that damaged several businesses; Metro Denver Crime Stoppers is accepting anonymous tips.

A Livingston Junior High teacher was hospitalized and later arrested after meth was found in a classroom; the district says students were not exposed and is cooperating with police.

A Jupiter company's former controller was arrested after an audit found nearly $1M in alleged reimbursements. Investigators say the payments were disguised through payroll.

A man died Wednesday after being struck by a pickup near Westgate Way and FM 544 in Wylie. Police say the driver stayed at the scene and is cooperating.

A Williamson County jury handed Clinton Wayne Harmon a 32‑year prison term after convicting him of attempted capital murder in a March 2024 shooting that left his ex‑wife badly wounded but alive.

A 60-year-old Lawton man died after his vehicle left State Highway 6 and overturned north of Granite; troopers say he was ejected and not wearing a seatbelt.

OSHA has cited Primoris after an Aug. 12 electrocution in Seminole that killed one worker and left two severely burned; federal inspectors proposed $49,650 in penalties.