Deputies with Harris County Precinct 4 say they arrested an armed woman near the 6800 block of Cypresswood Drive and charged her with unlawful carrying of a weapon. The precinct posted photos and an update to Facebook.

Sheriff Pat Labat unveiled a Flock Safety drone program at Rice Street Jail to detect and deter drone‑delivered contraband. Officials say the drones will help deputies find operators and document drops.

A commuter was slashed at the Prospect Avenue station after refusing to buy an illicit "swipe," police say. The suspects fled and left a weapon behind.

A pre-dawn wrong-way crash on I-75 near mile marker 110 killed a 96-year-old Naples man; a 24-year-old woman was arrested on a DUI-manslaughter charge.

A juvenile was detained after police found an adult dead at a Hill Street home Wednesday; officials say there's no ongoing threat.

Sophia Ramirez, 15, remains on life support after an I-10 crash near Lee Trevino; her family says she has no brain activity and they are preparing to remove life support.

Baltimore homicide detectives renewed a March 20 appeal for information in the December killing of K'von McDowell. Tips that lead to an arrest may be eligible for up to $8,000.

A Logan Township woman faces child endangerment and DUI charges after police say she struck a car seat holding her 1‑year‑old in a motel parking lot.

A Galway man admitted to federal cyberstalking after leaving threatening voicemails for a family member of slain UnitedHealthcare CEO Brian Thompson. Sentencing is set for July.

A man was critically wounded Thursday night on the 500 block of East Holmes Road in Whitehaven. Police are asking the public to call CrimeStoppers with tips.

DEA agents in St. Louis seized nearly 600,000 fentanyl doses during a national Phase II sweep, along with meth, cocaine, guns and nearly $2M in suspected proceeds. The haul is part of the agency’s Fentanyl Free America campaign.

Three men were hospitalized after an overnight shooting on Cleveland’s East Side. Police are investigating and asking witnesses to come forward.

An inspector general probe is underway after a viral video showed Columbus police take a woman to the ground in Linden. The DIG will review body‑cam and dash footage.