Surveillance video shows a stolen car crash in Hialeah and three teens running from the scene; police say all three are 16 and have been taken into custody. Charges are pending.

A Florida man wanted since 1989 on child‑sex charges was arrested in tiny Cochecton after years living under false identities. U.S. Marshals and local prosecutors assisted.

An 18-year-old, a 16-year-old and two juveniles were charged after a masked home invasion in Alexander County; state troopers stopped a vehicle tied to the case.

A registered sex offender was arrested after entering Oakland City Elementary on Feb. 5, 2024. Staff alerted police and no students were harmed.

Officers fired at a dog that charged them during a Roseland well‑being check early Friday. The dog was not struck and no injuries were reported, police said.

A Dominican national was extradited March 18 and appeared in Boston federal court accused of laundering proceeds from a call‑center ‘grandparent’ scam that targeted seniors. Authorities say investigators found hundreds of victims and millions in losses.

Matthew and Rebecca Seifried forgave the driver who ran into their yard and killed their nine‑month‑old daughter, Lucia, after pleading for a lesser sentence and launching a foundation in her name.

Bank staff in Ruskin halted a $1.7 million wire after an AI‑enabled scam attempt. Regulators warn deepfake tactics are increasingly used to push large transfers.

Two students were arrested after a weapon was found at Thornridge High in Dolton; the school shifted to a soft lockdown while police searched the building.

A Nassau County grand jury indicted Frank Labidi on manslaughter and assault charges after a Jan. 23 Hicksville crash that killed two 19‑year‑old Levittown friends.

Surveillance footage, deputies say, shows a man kick in a Spring home's back door and try to steal car keys; he was arrested and booked on burglary charges.

A 28-year-old man was arrested in Seguin after allegedly threatening customers inside a store; police booked him on terroristic-threat counts and found active warrants.

Kelvin Young, developer of Keyo Tiny House, was sentenced to 6–17 months after jurors found he obtained money by false pretenses. The conviction follows years of stalled tiny‑home projects and buyer lawsuits in Charlotte.