Court filings say a North Portland tenant sent emails threatening to 'skin' his eviction lawyer, showed up at the firm and was arrested. He faces counts for violating a stalking protective order.

A Warren man was sentenced to four to 20 years and ordered to pay $376,601 after a jury found he delivered forged nominating signatures that knocked multiple candidates off Michigan’s 2022 primary ballot.

Witnesses say a driver struck a pedestrian twice in Manchester Square’s 1700 block of Florence Avenue, then fled; the victim died and LAPD is investigating.

A man was killed in a Thursday morning shooting on the 8300 block of Scotts Level Road in Pikesville. School officials say the incident was not connected to Winand Elementary.

New Berlin crews assisted Tess Corners at a structure fire on Fairfield Court early Thursday. Crews contained the blaze and no injuries were immediately reported.

HPD detectives are searching for a suspect after a man was beaten during an attempted robbery in southwest Houston. Authorities are asking for tips and footage.

One person taken to hospital after a reported stabbing on North Oneida Street; Denver police say detectives are seeking suspect information.

A Cornelius man pleaded guilty to third-degree sexual exploitation of a minor and received supervised release and a 30-year sex-offender registration instead of active prison time. Prosecutors say investigators found videos and messages on seized devices.

A former business manager at a Washington Township nephrology practice was sentenced to 30 months and ordered to repay more than $797,000 after prosecutors say she stole nearly $700,000.

A Fort Worth man who pleaded guilty to attacking two same-sex couples outside MGM Grand Detroit in July 2025 was given two years' probation on March 17, 2026. Victims say the sentence felt light given the injuries.

Federal prosecutors say two men pleaded guilty after running a sham concessions charity that allegedly siphoned millions from Petco Park and Snapdragon Stadium.

A Brevard County couple was jailed after a school officer alerted authorities that their daughter was forced to drink a homemade hot sauce despite a known allergy. A medical exam found bruises and long welts.

A high-profile child-murder trial was halted after internal Goodyear Police records raised questions about evidence‑tracking and chain‑of‑custody.