Three Galloping Goose members admitted to racketeering-related crimes tied to a deadly 2021 Lake of the Ozarks brawl. Federal filings say the pleas include violent-crime and drug counts.

Glass found in the Walter P. Carter pool forced a Juneteenth closure, the second vandalism-related shutdown this month that disrupted neighborhood summer swim hours.

A College Park mother says Grady EMS failed to respond after her 15‑year‑old collapsed at practice and has filed a multi‑million‑dollar lawsuit alleging negligence.

Amy Mihaljevic’s family has launched a GoFundMe to pay for expensive DNA tests as Bay Village police and the FBI pursue fresh forensic leads. The fundraiser and community events aim to cover costly lab work.

Carlos Alberto Guerrero Mercado, one of 37 suspects sent from Mexico to the U.S., died after being found hanging in his cell at MDC Brooklyn; an autopsy and federal review are pending.

Hidden redirect chains are funneling users to phishing pages and malware, the FBI warns. The PSA lists how the trick works and steps residents and businesses can take.

Three people were charged after a video showed a May 24 assault on a Black youth in Lenoir County. The sheriff has asked the NC SBI to review the investigation.

A 40-year-old man was found unresponsive Thursday night in the 4800 block of Second Avenue and later died at a hospital. Detectives have opened a homicide investigation and are asking for tips.

A Nashville man allegedly used a stolen truck to ram several patrol cars and sparked a multi‑county chase that ended in Woodbury. Deputies say spike strips finally stopped the vehicle and the driver was taken into custody.

A Philadelphia resident who was shot outside his apartment won a confidential seven-figure negligent-security settlement against the building's management.

A Jefferson County judge sentenced former Green Mountain High School psychologist James Michael Chevrier to five years in prison after a jury convicted him of sexual assault on a child and related charges.

A 78-year-old woman was critically injured after a van struck her at a Long Beach Road crosswalk in Oceanside. Police say the 24-year-old driver was intoxicated and charged with felony vehicular assault.

A Fulton County judge vacated Marquez Powell’s conviction after newly developed DNA testing undermined the prosecution’s theory; prosecutors dismissed charges and he was released after nearly 21 years.