An anonymous Instagram page posting fights and other disturbances near the downtown New Orleans library was taken down after alarming staff and patrons. Library leaders say they're working with the city to stop impersonation.

Two theft cases involving a former Brookville Sheetz employee were waived to Jefferson County court after authorities say she scanned a Cash App at the register and used a Sheetz Visa card without permission.

A Troy shopper says a $50 donation at Walmart turned into a $1,000 tap-to-pay charge. Consumer groups warn about "ghost tapping" and share steps to protect your accounts.

New Berlin crews assisted Tess Corners at a structure fire in the Crowbar Drive area; initial social posts offered few details.

Cleveland police released images of two people sought in a vehicle-theft and vandalism investigation near Clark Avenue. Detectives are asking the public to call with tips.

Federal agents released surveillance photos after a Monday morning robbery at a Wells Fargo in Miami Lakes. Investigators are asking the public to contact the FBI with tips.

A vehicle drove into the Gold Trading Center pawn shop in Randallstown Tuesday; patrons were rescued and several people were taken to hospitals.

A Tampa man admitted he doused another man with gasoline and set him on fire at a north Tampa gas station; he was sentenced to 40 years and a decade of probation.

Thieves broke into a Rogers Park repair shop, stole an SUV and crashed it into several vehicles on North Clark; one suspect was arrested and multiple people were treated at local hospitals.

An Indianapolis man was arrested after shots were fired at a USPS semi on I‑70; no one was hurt. Investigators recovered a shell casing and the suspect's vehicle.

A driver is in custody after a 70-year-old pedestrian was struck and killed on Milwaukee’s north side late Tuesday; police say charges are under review.

A Methuen traffic stop turned up an un-serialized Glock-style 'ghost' gun and marijuana; a Lawrence man faces multiple gun and motor-vehicle charges, police say.

Alicia England was sentenced to 75 months after prosecutors say she filed fake deeds in a multi-state scheme that touched at least 19 properties and more than $1.4M.