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Michael Brown, 22, died after being ejected from a Jeep in a Port Aransas crash following a viral video. Authorities say the Jeep's driver was arrested for DWI.
NYPD Crime Stoppers released surveillance images after a March 3 shooting near Jennings Street in the Bronx; tipline is open for anonymous information.
A man was found stabbed near East Seventh and Orange in North Alamitos Beach Wednesday; police say the suspect fled and the victim was hospitalized. Investigators are asking for tips.
A pedestrian was struck and killed Friday on southbound U.S. 183 at Anderson Mill Road in northwest Austin; investigators say the driver remained on scene and is being tested.
Two people were shot Thursday evening on Columbus's southeast side, police say both are expected to survive and investigators are asking for tips.
A Riverside judge set a May 29 preliminary hearing for Rebecca Haro, who is charged in the death of her 7‑month‑old son Emmanuel. Prosecutors say evidence points to prolonged abuse.
A North Port High School teacher was arrested March 26 after police say he engaged in sexual activity with a minor. The district and police say the investigation is ongoing.
A multi-agency undercover operation in Nash County resulted in 16 arrests and more than 80 charges after officers posed as minors online.
Police are investigating after a man was shot and killed in east Las Vegas. Detectives are asking anyone with information to contact LVMPD's Homicide Section.
A Jacksonville Beach man was arrested after a North Florida ICAC investigation that began with a tip to NCMEC. Police executed a search warrant and say forensic review is ongoing.
Edgewater police say a man posted threats against a local church on social media; the department is investigating. Officials urge anyone with tips to contact police.
Neighbors in Hudson say years of crime and a recent e‑bike battery fire at a Cadillac Avenue home prompted Pasco County code action and a hearing next month.
A Dallas family says their toddler was abused at a gym-run daycare and has filed suit alleging supervision and safety failures. The case raises fresh questions about oversight of fitness-center childcare.
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