Honolulu police detained several people after reports of gunfire near William Henry Road in Kaneohe; investigators say charges are pending and are asking the public for tips.

A $5,000 reward is now available after a Daytona Beach shooting left one man dead and a woman injured. Police say the suspect remains at large and are asking for tips.

District 3 detectives released a photo after two breaking-and-entering incidents in the 1500 block of Tremont Street and are asking the public for tips.

A Cambridge man was arrested Thursday after investigators tied him to a Race Street house fire that displaced five and caused about $250,000 in damage. He’s been indicted and faces decades in prison if convicted.

Grace Episcopal in College Hill reopened in February after a diocesan suspension tied to a delayed report of an alleged assault. The diocese says building issues were fixed and a new vicar is in place.

Todd Oravecz, 45, was sentenced to 20 years after investigators say his devices contained more than 100 images and videos of child sexual abuse material.

Canyon View High in Waddell was evacuated after a reported bomb threat; students gathered on the football field and classes were canceled as officers searched the campus.

A Kennesaw woman arrested after calling 911 was found with 110 stolen credit and debit cards and drugs, police say.

Federal prosecutors say a former board president transferred about $1.38M from the nonprofit that runs the Duquesne Incline into crypto accounts.

A 17-year-old was arrested after a rideshare driver reported being robbed at gunpoint on Indy’s northeast side; police say the suspect transferred money from the driver’s phone before fleeing.

A 29-year-old man was critically wounded in a Princeton Park stabbing Wednesday night; police say the incident appeared domestic-related and no charges have yet been announced.

A judge has ruled the man accused in the Crestline double homicide not competent to stand trial, pausing the 11-count case while he receives psychiatric treatment.

Murad Dervish told an Arizona appeals court his trial was tainted by judicial bias; attorneys zeroed in on psychiatric testimony and jury instructions at a March 17 hearing.