A Napa County judge sentenced Gabriel James Chavez to 10 years after his no-contest plea in the June 8, 2024 Lake Berryessa brawl that killed a Vallejo man.

Emergency crews evacuated The Rialto apartments in Dr. Phillips after crews found signs of structural instability; residents and businesses were cleared early Thursday. Inspectors are evaluating the building.

A Charlotte jury convicted Cameron Curry after prosecutors say he leaked access to employee and corporate files and demanded $2.5M in cryptocurrency under the alias “Loot.”

A damaged fiber cable in Washington, Missouri caused a widespread outage on Wednesday as deputies investigate a suspected wire-theft incident.

A Bay Shore school bus and Uber driver has pleaded guilty to repeatedly sexually assaulting a 12-year-old; prosecutors say the plea carries years in prison and mandatory registration.

A juvenile was killed Wednesday at the Clover Basin apartments in Longmont; another juvenile was arrested. Police say the shooting appears isolated and detectives are seeking witnesses.

A driver was pronounced dead after a car crashed into a northeast Oklahoma City home Wednesday night; occupants were unhurt and police are investigating.

A 27-year-old allegedly stole an ambulance outside Randolph Health in Asheboro and led deputies on a 50-mile chase that ended in Pinehurst. He was arrested and faces multiple charges.

Prince George's County police identified 28-year-old Edwin Castillo-Jiminez as the moped rider who died March 17 after a crash near Bladensburg Road in Brentwood.

A Dellwood man was charged this week in the June 21, 2025 killing of Alicia Leach and her unborn child. Prosecutors say evidence and social‑media posts link him to the shooting.

A Baltimore County jury convicted Darius Wolfe of armed carjacking, assault and firearm charges in a 2024 Randallstown attack that left two women injured. The case has drawn attention for the severity of the victims' wounds and the use of a gun during the theft.

Salt Lake City police stopped a stolen car driving the wrong way on I‑80 and arrested two men after finding an injured, unresponsive passenger who was hospitalized. Authorities say the injuries came from an earlier assault in Tooele County.

Mangione's lawyers asked a federal judge to move his trial into 2027, saying simultaneous state and federal proceedings would violate his constitutional rights.