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Houston Police say detectives from Central and Homicide are on scene at 400 Keene after an adult man's body was found. The department's X post says the investigation is underway.
Shots were fired toward the IMPD mounted patrol barn Wednesday; officers say no horses were injured and evidence was recovered nearby.
A shelter-in-place was ordered near the 4700-block of N Pennsylvania Street after Denver police reported a suspected felony menacing. Officials warned of possible road closures and urged residents to stay inside.
A late-night Dorchester blaze gutted the top floor and roof of a multi-family home, displacing 22 people. The American Red Cross is assisting while Boston Fire investigates.
Sevier County warns callers are spoofing its number and demanding Bitcoin or prepaid cards. Officials say hang up and report suspicious calls.
Police say a March 1 pizza-order ambush left a Dallas resident shot eight times; the victim survived. Detectives are seeking camera footage and tips on a silver Chevy Trax.
A 15-year-old was shot in the chest Wednesday night on San Antonio’s North Side and was found responsive, police say. Investigators are working the scene near Montview and Arroya Vista Drive.
A lawsuit and public‑records fight have kept LAPD’s block‑level crime data offline, leaving researchers and community groups without the map they relied on.
Lawrenceville police arrested a suspect in four 1986 apartment rapes after modern DNA testing linked him to long‑unsolved attacks.
An argument at a southeast Nashville bus stop turned violent Wednesday morning. Police arrested a suspect and the injured rider was taken to Vanderbilt and is expected to survive.
Federal agents detained a woman near UW’s Greek Row on an out‑of‑state criminal warrant; university and city officials say no UW personnel were involved.
OKC Animal Welfare removed horses, cats and rabbits from a property tied to a 2019 cruelty case; local rescues say repeat offenses demand tougher enforcement. Investigators are continuing the probe.
Hazmat crews cleared Pleasant Plains Elementary after a school bus returned following an onboard pepper‑spray discharge; about 11 people were evaluated on scene.
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