Denver’s district attorney found three officers acted lawfully after a man allegedly pointed what looked like a handgun in an Alameda parking lot. The weapon proved to be an unloaded BB gun.

A Jacksonville teen was sentenced to 20 years after the October 2024 shooting that killed 17-year-old Ken'yade Lamar Jones, local reports show.

An employee was arrested after deputies say she tried to issue about $52,000 in fraudulent refunds at a Northwest Freeway business; investigators also found an active Navarro County warrant.

A man was killed in a stabbing on the 900 block of Del Paso Boulevard. Police detained a person of interest as homicide detectives investigate.

A 25-year-old man was shot early Wednesday on Gramatan Avenue and remains in guarded condition as police search for a suspect.

The Jacksonville Sheriff’s Office launched Wanted and Missing Persons pages after its Unsolved Crimes hub generated hundreds of tips and helped locate people.

A 23-year-old Houston man, Mujeeb Kharoti, died after a two-vehicle crash on State Highway 21 near North Zulch; officials say wet roads and speed may have been factors.

Bensalem Police posted a June 3 warrant list naming 14 people sought on charges including fraud, assault and retail theft. Officers urged residents to call 911 or submit tips.

A 20‑year‑old soon‑to‑be father was shot and killed at Peachtree and Lake June in Balch Springs; police say two brothers were arrested after video and plate‑reader data helped identify them.

Ripon firefighters rescued a family of three, including a toddler, after strong currents swept them into the Stanislaus River.

Imperial Beach’s city council approved a two‑month trial to install four license‑plate readers and two public‑safety cameras, a move officials say will help investigations and critics warn deepens surveillance.

A kindergarten teacher at Elk Ridge Elementary has been placed on leave after a parent reported a kiss with a 6‑year‑old; police say no crime was found and the district is investigating.

Recorded jail calls appear to show Murfreesboro attorney Kirk Catron admitting he slipped an Ativan to an inmate while facing a five‑count indictment. The disclosure raises fresh questions about ethics and whether he should still be representing clients.