A Metro Nashville Police drone helped officers trace a Robinson Road robbery after live footage showed one suspect with a boxcutter. Both men were arrested and are being held on bond.

A grand jury indicted Matthew Vedder on four counts after a March incident at Montgomery Central High School; he was booked July 15 and released on bond.

A Sumner County jury convicted Branden Michael Tompkins on 34 counts of sexual exploitation of a minor. Sentencing is scheduled for October 2, 2026.

The NYPD's 26th Precinct warns West Harlem residents that thieves are targeting vehicle sensors and lists steps to reduce the risk.

A Las Vegas businesswoman was sentenced July 15 after admitting to a scheme that sought more than $15 million in COVID-era tax credits. Federal authorities say the filings used fake payroll records to claim refunds.

A 19-year-old man died after an early-morning stabbing in unincorporated East Rancho Dominguez. Authorities say a person of interest has been detained.

Federal prosecutors say a ship captain pleaded guilty in Brooklyn after admitting he sexually assaulted a young woman under his supervision. The U.S. Attorney's Office and FBI announced the plea.

A Redwood City man was killed after being struck by a pickup on Woodside Road while trying to stop it. Police have seized a suspect vehicle and are asking witnesses to call.

San Jose police say Lady, a gray French bulldog with a pink scar, was stolen May 1. A suspect was arrested in June but the dog remains missing.

Burglars took nearly $500,000 in designer bags, clothes and personal items from rapper Lucki’s West Hollywood home; detectives are asking neighbors to check camera footage.

CrimeStoppers Honolulu released surveillance stills asking for help identifying a woman tied to a church burglary and an unlawful vehicle entry. Tips could qualify for up to $1,000.

The Houston Mayor’s Office thanked first responders and resurfaced a remembrance as the capital‑murder case of 12‑year‑old Jocelyn Nungaray continues through pretrial proceedings.

A parole panel denied the early release of Kenneth Bogard, convicted in a string of Pacific Beach assaults in the early 1990s. Prosecutors said he remains an unacceptable risk and won't be reconsidered for at least three years.