An Orlando man told the Diocese, "I am the evidence," after naming a priest on the diocese’s credibly accused list. Florida’s statute rules and recent court moves complicate legal redress for older claims.

The Wonderful Company will pay $1.49M and adopt policy changes after an EEOC lawsuit alleged repeated sexual misconduct at Justin Vineyards' Paso Robles estate.

Two people were stabbed overnight in Camp Washington and taken to UC Medical Center with non-life-threatening injuries. Police say the scene may be domestic as investigators continue to probe.

Detectives arrested Larry Candies, 75, on eight counts of lewd and lascivious acts; investigators say there may be more victims.

A Friday afternoon shooting on SE Renton‑Issaquah Road left one person dead; the King County Major Crimes Unit is leading the investigation. Identity and cause of death will be released later.

An 18‑year‑old in Pembroke Pines was arrested after police say he traded Robux for explicit photos from minors. Records show one victim was an 8‑year‑old girl.

A Southeast Memphis shooting left a man in critical condition and a person detained, police said Friday night. Detectives are investigating and asking for tips.

After a December blaze that killed her husband, Mary Lou Hamlin told Gaston County commissioners there was no water to fight the fire and urged funding for tankers, staffing and a station.

Two people were arrested in Chambersburg after a pre-dawn search tied to Howard County warrants alleging child abuse that resulted in a child's death.

An Oklahoma County jury convicted 18‑year‑old Antonio Rogers in the 2024 Lincoln Inn Express shooting that killed Joel Rodriguez. Sentencing is set for May 14, 2026.

A woman in her 50s was killed and another woman hospitalized after a hit-and-run at West Little York and De Priest, and Houston police are searching for a black Chevrolet Tahoe.

A Tampa hemp retailer says a 2025 raid treated his shop like a crime scene; the owner sued police and the State Attorney’s Office seeking damages and to stop the criminal case.

A Dallas nonprofit's lawsuit asks a judge to quiet title to a Magna Vista house and seeks damages, reopening a 2020 deed dispute that judges and prosecutors have been untangling.