Two people were arrested after a high-speed pursuit through Springfield, Tennessee; local police say charges are pending.

A former Marine and ex-prosecutor in Jacksonville was arrested after social-media videos urging violent overthrow and threats against President Trump, authorities say.

A Henry County house fire displaced two families and 11 children. Families say the blaze began in the garage while investigators and insurers sort out next steps.

A lightning strike ignited equipment at a PGE substation in Cornelius early Thursday, leaving hundreds in western Washington County without power and prompting school cancellations.

A 36-year-old Union man died after his car veered off MO‑V and struck a tree in Franklin County. State troopers say he was taken to Mercy Hospital Washington and later pronounced dead.

A 16-year-old dog found shot and tied to a fence was reunited with her owner as Hamilton County investigates.

Memphis police are searching for a man who robbed a Circle K on Highland Street on July 13; he was armed and fled toward Spotswood Avenue.

An Oʻahu grand jury indicted a man this week in connection with a 2024 Haleiwa game room raid, accusing him of gambling, weapons and drug offenses.

A brush fire near Antelope Road has closed SR‑41 through the Cholame/Shandon corridor, stopping traffic and prompting detours. Crews have stopped forward progress but Caltrans says the road may stay closed into Saturday morning.

A York County driver faces DUI and child endangerment charges after a June rollover on Taxville Road left an unrestrained child with serious leg injuries.

A 30-year-old D.C. man was found half-dressed and asleep on Abberly Drive in Stafford; deputies say they recovered a gun and suspected narcotics and booked him on multiple charges.

A false 911 call sparked a multi‑agency police response in downtown Sweetwater; officers say the report was a swatting hoax and the investigation is ongoing.

A 27-year-old man was found dead inside a vehicle early Friday in Oak Park after reports of gunfire. Investigators from the Public Safety bureau are asking anyone with information to call Detective Ryan Beasley.