JSO detectives are investigating after 40-year-old Christopher Lumpkin died Sunday while awaiting transfer to Clay County. The Duval County Medical Examiner has not released results.

A truck reportedly entered the Monongahela River near Washington Avenue in Dravosburg Monday morning; emergency crews responded and police were investigating.

A Miami-Dade transit bus struck a North Beach building early Monday, rupturing gas lines and prompting evacuations and street closures. Two people were taken to Mount Sinai with respiratory issues.

Federal prosecutors say a Wethersfield woman coerced a 13-year-old Long Island boy she met online and brought him to her Connecticut home; she was ordered detained.

A 9-year-old in Mesa calmly warned his grandmother and hid during an attempted knifepoint robbery at a Bank of America; police arrested a suspect and no one was hurt.

A wanted drug suspect was arrested after his car landed on top of a Sandy Springs patrol cruiser during a chase last Friday; police say no one was hurt.

A Brandon woman was arrested and faces first‑degree murder and child‑abuse charges after a 3‑year‑old died at Brandon Regional Hospital; the death was ruled a homicide.

Three people were arrested after a NE Portland shooting left a 21-year-old wounded; police recovered a firearm after an aerial-tracked chase and PIT stop.

23-year-old arrested after a suspicious-circumstances call on Colgan Creek Drive. Police say charges include kidnapping and child endangerment.

A former Indy Parks assistant manager says she survived a 2016 abduction and stabbing at Indianapolis World Sports Park and later felt abandoned by leadership. Her account is now part of whistleblower reporting about park safety.

A Miami‑Dade man was arrested after investigators say they found 21 files of child sexual abuse material — some showing infants — and he remains jailed on an immigration detainer.

A yellow single-engine plane struck a home near Covey Trails Monday morning; the pilot was hospitalized and multiple agencies responded. Authorities say an investigation is underway.

A Baltimore man serving life for the 2007 killing of a police detective received 10 more years after prosecutors say he submitted forged ballistics evidence to try to win release. Court filings and recorded jail calls are central to the case.