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A Uniontown caregiver is accused of trying to drown two boys she was asked to watch, according to a criminal complaint. She faces aggravated assault and unlawful restraint charges.
York County says social media posts from a Greer residence appeared to threaten President Trump and his supporters. Detectives and the Secret Service are investigating.
A three-story building on Warren Avenue in Brockton caught fire Monday; crews worked to extinguish hotspots and officials have not released a cause.
A 28-year-old woman was shot and robbed Monday on a Belmont Cragin sidewalk in the 5700 block of West Diversey; police say she was taken to Loyola Hospital in fair condition.
A 48-year-old was wounded near 46th and Fiebrantz early Tuesday; police are investigating and seeking tips.
A 25-year-old man was seriously injured in a hit-and-run near 13th and Walnut during Opening Day, his family hopes surveillance and tips will identify the driver.
Doorbell footage led to the arrest of a 30-year-old man after residents reported attempts to open doors near W. Esther Street. Police say he exposed himself and faces attempted burglary and drug charges.
Christopher Rachel Sr., 38, pleaded guilty to multiple child sex crimes and was sentenced to 40 years at hard labor. The D.A. says the sentence removes a predator from the community.
Maui police say a 64‑year‑old Kihei man was found fatally stabbed on March 29; a 36‑year‑old was taken into custody and a second‑degree murder investigation is underway.
Two people face felony charges after a man was beaten with a golf club on Robbinsdale’s West Broadway. Surveillance footage and a criminal complaint are central to the case.
John B. Connally High School in Pflugerville was locked down Monday after a tip about a possibly armed person. Officers searched the campus and reported no injuries.
A retired Tampa colonel was sentenced to 24 months after sending a photo of a classified CENTCOM email that prosecutors say revealed targets and timing for a planned operation.
The El Paso County Sheriff’s Office 2025 Annual Report shows a 14% drop in county crime, with theft and drug offenses down even as arson and DWI arrests rose. The figures come in Sheriff Oscar Ugarte’s first year on the job.
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