A social-media clip shows an SUV in a Socorro canal while DPS and Border Patrol vehicles were at the scene. Officials say details are pending as investigators review video.

A Bronx man admitted to stealing more than $100,000 from nearly two dozen New Yorkers searching for apartments, prosecutors say.

A person was ejected and killed in a two-vehicle crash on southbound I-5 at Washington Street early Wednesday, prompting a full southbound shutdown near Mission Hills.

A person was taken to hospital after a Wednesday shooting on Blazing Pine Path in unincorporated DeKalb County. Police are investigating and asking anyone with information to come forward.

A handcuffed woman has filed a federal civil‑rights lawsuit alleging a former Ormond Beach officer slammed her head into a glass partition during a 2024 DUI booking. The suit names the officer and the city and seeks damages for injuries and scarring.

A three-year-old died after a pool drowning Tuesday night in Durham; emergency crews transported the child to Duke University Hospital but the child did not survive.

A 42‑year‑old Norman man who tried to rescue a 14‑year‑old at Longmire Lake drowned; authorities identified him as Emmett Matthews and the body was recovered by dive teams.

A NYSDOT contractor died after falling from the Taconic overpass onto the Saw Mill River Parkway in Hawthorne; the road was closed overnight and police are investigating.

A deep‑seated fire at an EMR scrapyard in Darby Township sent smoke across Philadelphia and prompted air‑quality checks; two firefighters were treated.

A man accused of being high on crystal meth allegedly walked into a Southeast Portland home daycare, pointed his finger like a gun and repeatedly said "Shoot," court papers say.

Columbus police released a photo seeking two women after an early-morning Short North assault that left a woman injured and robbed.

Ramsey County sued the Department of Homeland Security Wednesday, saying federal agents pulled a St. Paul man from his home in January and left him handcuffed outside in shorts and Crocs. The county wants a court to force DHS to turn over records for a criminal probe.

Nineteen defendants pleaded guilty in a sprawling Central Florida check‑fraud scheme tied to the "Trap Boys" gang, prosecutors say.