A 27-year-old driver died after a Toyota veered off the I‑805 onramp in Clairemont and struck a tree and cinder-block wall. CHP and the county medical examiner are investigating.

Two suspects smashed display cases and stole jewelry from the Helzberg Diamond Outlet at Great Lakes Crossing; Auburn Hills police released descriptions and asked for tips.

A 56-year-old woman was found dead Monday in Collinwood-Nottingham; the Cuyahoga County Medical Examiner identified her as Elizabeth Anderson.

An unnamed man was struck and killed by a freight train Tuesday near NE Enquist Place and Tumalt Road in east Multnomah County. Union Pacific Police and deputies are investigating.

A 52‑year‑old was arrested after a body was found at a Bisbee homeless encampment; Cochise County has ruled the death a homicide and the suspect is being held without bail.

Shayna Williams has pleaded guilty after prosecutors say she persuaded an elderly neighbor and a friend to hand over roughly $672,086 in an alleged fraud scheme.

A person was found dead inside a burning mobile home in Spalding County early Tuesday; the coroner says the investigation is ongoing.

A Country Club Hills woman was arrested after allegedly breaking into a west Aurora home and barricading herself inside; negotiators ended the standoff and she faces multiple charges.

WCCB posted a 52-photo gallery of Mecklenburg County bookings from July 13, showing charges that range from misdemeanors to an attempted first‑degree murder allegation.

Putnam County sheriff announced eight arrests tied to Operation Protecting Putnam. The suspects are accused of meth manufacture and distribution and are due in court Sept. 10.

Memphis police found a shooting victim near Lamar Avenue and American Way on Tuesday; detectives remain on scene and are canvassing for witnesses.

The TBI added 36-year-old Kenneth Dion Spruill to its Most Wanted list after attempted murder and felony charges in Lawrence County. Authorities say he's armed and dangerous; tips: 1-800-TBI-FIND.

A viral Instagram story appears to show 49ers receiver Brandon Aiyuk striking a dog, sparking outrage and possible legal scrutiny.