Police and detectives worked a crime scene in Orlando Thursday after reports of possible gunfire; investigators processed the block and no arrests were immediately announced.

The Prince George’s County Sheriff’s Office named Daniel Guido Aparicio wanted for attempted first‑degree murder in a #WantedWednesday post and is asking the public for tips.

Franklin’s Common Council voted 5–1 to suspend The Irish Cottage’s liquor and entertainment licenses for 30 days after a fatal November 2024 crash and public pleas from the victim’s widow.

A Maui man pleaded guilty to aiding a laser strike on a federal aircraft. Sentencing is set for June 17, 2026, as FAA and FBI enforcement increases in Hawaiʻi.

Longtime West Palm Beach pitmaster Derrick McCray is charged after investigators say nearly $130,000 in collected sales taxes went unpaid.

Arizona troopers detained a 65-year-old Texas man after a traffic stop on I‑10; Anderson County investigators say a 54‑year‑old woman in Tennessee Colony was found dead. Authorities have ordered an autopsy as extradition is arranged.

A woman was taken to a hospital after a stabbing at a northwest OKC apartment complex; police arrested a man and detectives are investigating.

Deputies pursued a suspected stolen vehicle eastbound on the I-10 in the San Gabriel Valley; the driver reached roughly 90–100 mph and reportedly sideswiped other cars.

Six people escaped an overnight house fire on Piermont Avenue in Hillsdale; arson investigators are on scene as crews check for hot spots.

A Tokyo man was sentenced to 12 months and one day after admitting he shipped hundreds of firearm components from Hawaii to Japan without required export licenses.

A federal judge sentenced Brian Gonzales to 386 months after he pleaded guilty in a December 2020 armed-robbery spree that targeted gas stations and pawn shops in San Antonio.

Nearly a year after a Lake Travis head‑on crash killed Stanley Chun, his family urges Austinites to take drunk‑driving warnings seriously as court proceedings continue.

Opa-Locka's parks director was fired after a local TV report said a child was left overnight in a city vehicle. The development raises questions about oversight and Florida rules on unattended children.