Precinct 4 says detectives identified Olga Mendoza in a credit/debit card abuse case after stolen cards were used at a grocery store. Detectives are asking for tips.

A motorcycle struck a utility pole at SR 39 and Anderson Lane in Lebanon; the passenger died and the driver was airlifted in critical condition. Authorities have asked a multi‑agency team to investigate.

A social‑media post that appeared to threaten members of the Holly Village Council left officials wary about attending a Tuesday meeting and raised safety concerns. Local leaders are monitoring the situation while authorities review the post.

Three people were shot on I‑96 near Outer Drive in Detroit; one died and police closed lanes as they investigated.

A person was detained after a shooting Tuesday on Folksie Court in Manassas; Prince William County police say the investigation is active and are asking witnesses to come forward.

A man was found shot on Bromfield Street near Boston Common Wednesday; police say his injuries are non-life-threatening and are asking for tips.

Sky 11 footage shows a house taped off and a heavy police presence after a child was shot in Milford Mill. Officials have released limited details.

An 86-year-old man was struck and killed while crossing a Cecil Township road to collect mail; authorities say the coroner and state police are investigating.

An officer was wounded by another officer at 2699 Divot Place during a domestic-dispute response; a dog was also shot and taken to animal control.

Police released an image of a man accused of pushing a rider into an oncoming train at Fordham Road–Grand Concourse. Detectives are asking witnesses and anyone with video to come forward.

A retired Prince George's County firefighter was sentenced to five years' probation after pleading guilty in a decades-old sexual‑abuse case involving a junior firefighter.

A Towson vintage shop was torched after a verbal confrontation on Tuesday night, prompting an arson probe and renewed worries among local businesses.

A WriteAPrisoner listing for Brian Walshe frames him as a widower seeking pen pals, prompting prosecutors and Cohasset officials to warn the public.