Darian "Big Tigger" Morgan was arrested in Atlanta and booked into Fulton County on aggravated battery and third‑degree child‑cruelty charges, then released after posting bond. The arrest follows reporting about a May domestic‑dispute investigation.

A West Jordan man was arrested after police say he struck a woman with a stick and a hammer-like object and told her he would "mark" her. The victim was hospitalized and investigators recovered a hammer and large stick near the scene.

A former Mishicot teacher and coach was sentenced to 28 years in federal prison after prosecutors said he sexually abused students and recorded the assaults.

A Seattle-area man was charged in a terror-related investigation, KIRO 7 reports. Federal counterterror arrests have increased in recent weeks as authorities investigate alleged plots.

Mohave County deputies arrested a 76-year-old after finding 16 cats and five rattlesnakes in a hot pickup in Golden Valley. The investigation is ongoing.

Booking records show Travis Lamont Shorter faces armed robbery, aggravated assault and weapons charges after a May 26 arrest in Fulton County.

KDPS and forensics crews investigated a halted Amtrak train near Western Michigan University's campus Monday night; investigators were seen removing what appeared to be a bicycle before the train resumed its route.

A person climbed a support pole on Portland’s Hawthorne Bridge Monday, prompting police to close the crossing to vehicles while pedestrians and cyclists still crossed.

A Central Florida multi‑month probe called Operation Innocence Shield rescued three adult victims and led to 10 arrests, officials said at a press conference.

A Madisonville man allegedly assaulted his mother, forced an ATM withdrawal and crashed her stolen car while fleeing police at Victory and Reading.

A St. Louis man was sentenced to 18 years after pleading guilty in a December shooting that wounded a boy in the Baden neighborhood.

A man was shot in the back in Wakefield early Tuesday and taken to St. Barnabas Hospital; police say he is expected to recover and no arrests were reported.

The FBI has opened an International Police Cooperation Center — a command post to coordinate World Cup security with officers from 46 countries and local hubs. The facility will feed real‑time intel to Houston and other host cities as matches begin.