Belleville police say a 40-year-old man was found dead early Wednesday on Illinois Route 161 near Sullivan Drive. Detectives and the county coroner responded; autopsy results are pending.

SDG&E warns real estate agents and homeowners about texts, calls and emails impersonating utility workers that push victims to pay with crypto or prepaid cards.

A brush fire near Fort Duchesne closed US-40 Tuesday, sending drivers onto detours at 8500 East and 7500 East while crews battled the blaze.

A Dallas judge paused the Gateway Church defamation case after attorneys agreed to clarify an earlier dismissal ruling; related appeals are now consolidated before the Fifth Court of Appeals.

Police are searching for Gustavo DeJesus Torres, 33, wanted in a string of robberies across NYC that included two Brooklyn incidents on March 14.

A 23-year-old man was arrested Tuesday in Fort Worth in the murder of John Richardson, whose body was found in a shallow grave in December.

Nine people were arrested and seven illegally owned guns were seized during two state-backed enforcement operations in Cincinnati. Authorities highlighted two stops that ended with taser deployments.

Investigators say license‑plate readers, GPS logs and an ATF accelerant dog helped trace a rental Prius and charge a suspect after a north Phoenix strip‑mall fire.

A White Bear Lake man was charged after prosecutors say he choked a woman unconscious and threatened to kill her; the complaint includes bedroom surveillance video, authorities say.

A fatal crash on I-45 at Airline Drive closed northbound lanes Wednesday morning. Officials verified the scene and investigators remain on site.

Ohad Fisherman filed a Miami‑Dade defamation suit saying local outlets wrongly tied him to the Alexander brothers after prosecutors dropped his state charge. The complaint names four news organizations and seeks damages.

Charles DeSalem, a registered sex offender, was arrested near Poteet and indicted for possession of child pornography, the sheriff’s office says. He’s booked into the Atascosa County Jail.

A former Camp Thurman director entered an open plea after prosecutors detailed more than $1 million in questionable transactions, court filings show.