A man was shot several times in the leg at Residences at Westview in northwest Atlanta Thursday afternoon. Police have not announced arrests and are investigating.

Federal prosecutors say a New York man used AI-generated nude images and racist messages to harass a Georgia college student; he has been indicted on a federal cyberstalking charge.

Los Angeles prosecutors have filed criminal charges against comedian Carlos Mencia; the DA is set to announce details at a downtown press conference. The case was brought by the DA’s new Business Tax Fraud Unit.

Surveillance stills posted by NYPD Crime Stoppers show two people wanted in a robbery pattern spanning multiple Brooklyn and Queens precincts. Tips may qualify for a reward.

Deputies say a 50-year-old man followed customers at a Marathon Publix while carrying a sheathed knife; he was arrested and charged and no injuries were reported.

A 66-year-old man was robbed on the Stevens Creek Trail on June 11. Police say the suspect fled with cash, a watch and a phone.

A Fort Lauderdale couple faces aggravated cruelty charges after a forensic necropsy found their cat died from “involuntary heat exposure,” investigators say.

A Manhattan grand jury has indicted Rhamell Burke in the May shove that killed Ross Falzone at the 18th Street subway entrance in Chelsea. The DA publicized the filing and spurred renewed scrutiny of a hospital release earlier that day.

Authorities say a seized Telegram channel was used to recruit English‑speaking workers to Cambodian scam compounds where they were forced to run frauds against U.S. victims.

A misleading Facebook post claimed an active shooter at a downtown St. Charles hotel; police confirmed the report was false and urged residents to use official alerts.

A San Francisco judge barred prosecutors from using late‑disclosed video and imposed sanctions after the DA's office handed defense hours of footage the morning trial began.

An undercover Miami‑Dade sting led to the arrest of a Sweetwater man accused of arranging to meet someone he believed was a 15‑year‑old, authorities said.

A 25-year-old was arrested after swinging a knife on Ocean Drive; he later told officers he was “just trying to get girls’ numbers.”