A wrong-way crash early Tuesday closed southbound I-75 between Grand River and Rosa Parks in Detroit; two vehicles were involved and traffic was diverted.

French Toast, the Decatur Street brunch spot, was burglarized overnight. Owners say stolen equipment and card use at nearby shops compound summer losses tied to Decatur construction.

A Father's Day drive in Antioch nearly turned deadly when a thrown water bottle shattered a windshield and drenched a driver. The family is asking for tips.

Sheriff Javier Salazar said deputies arrested a suspect in an aggravated-assault case involving a public servant; officials gave few details at a June 23 briefing.

A Poinciana traffic stop led deputies to arrest a 20‑year‑old Orlando man after they discovered an active Volusia County warrant. He was booked at the sheriff's processing center.

A Waukesha P.E. teacher was sentenced to 14 months after a jury convicted him of OWI causing injury. Prosecutors say his blood-alcohol level was nearly five times the legal limit.

A Pasadena police officer was arrested in Upland on a felony vandalism warrant and placed on unpaid administrative leave. The San Bernardino County DA charged him with vandalism of $400 or more; he is due back in court July 9.

USF and two former coaches have asked a federal judge to sanction seven players in a long-running lawsuit, accusing some plaintiffs of false statements as discovery intensifies.

A Las Vegas family returned from a long‑planned trip to find their home gutted and two dogs killed in a fire investigators say may have started with a recalled battery pack.

Two people were shot Monday in Baltimore’s Montebello neighborhood; both are reportedly stable and detectives are investigating.

A Marietta man was arrested after allegedly exposing himself and urinating in a parking lot next to a child-care center; he remains jailed on a $1,000 bond.

LAFD posted an alert reporting a structure fire at 7565 W Mulholland Drive in the Hollywood Hills; Station 97 crews were assigned and no injuries were reported in the initial notice.

A former Honolulu city food-security official was arrested after prosecutors say he persuaded the Hawai‘i Foodbank to buy about $800,000 in food that was never reimbursed.