NYPD Crime Stoppers posted a wanted alert after a July 4 armed robbery at 6571 Broadway where about $2,000 was taken.

Dallas police say an 18‑year‑old was arrested after a May assault in the 200 block of Fran Way that investigators say led to the death of the woman's unborn child.

Van Buren deputies raided Speed Mart Liquors in Spencer, confiscating hundreds of THC products, concentrated 7‑OH and $20,307; charges allege intent to distribute.

A revolver discharged during an early-morning robbery at the Dash In on Nursery Road in Linthicum; no injuries were reported and detectives are asking for tips.

Sonoma County now lists roughly 1,540 concealed‑carry permit holders after a post‑Bruen surge. New state rules and county staffing changes have reshaped training and application rules.

A brief chase in northwest Oklahoma City ended in a crash near Sheridan and Classen; a suspect was arrested and two people were hospitalized.

County prosecutors and the sheriff announced a new policy to presumptively arrest and book retail‑theft suspects, saying the change targets organized and repeat offenders. Officials say the policy is already in effect and backed by grant‑funded enforcement efforts.

Lakewood police recovered a man's body from the Lake Erie shoreline Thursday; investigators say foul play is not suspected and the remains were sent to the medical examiner.

A 28-year-old man was slashed and later hit by a vehicle in front of 178 East 174 Street. NYPD Crime Stoppers is offering up to $3,500 for information.

A 24-year-old Ohio Township man was indicted after detectives say he admitted to possessing child sexual abuse material received through Snapchat. Devices seized are under forensic review.

A woman in her late 40s was found unresponsive on the 4300 block of E. Lee Ave early Friday and later died, police say; SLMPD detectives are investigating.

A Hancock County jury convicted Sean Wheatley on two felony child-molesting counts; sentencing was set for August 8, 2024. Prosecutors say the victim was under 14.

Bodycam footage and testimony in a San Francisco trial showed an SFPD sergeant taunted occupants and used tactics defense lawyers say conflict with department policy.