SDG&E warns real estate agents and homeowners about texts, calls and emails impersonating utility workers that push victims to pay with crypto or prepaid cards.

A brush fire near Fort Duchesne closed US-40 Tuesday, sending drivers onto detours at 8500 East and 7500 East while crews battled the blaze.

A Dallas judge paused the Gateway Church defamation case after attorneys agreed to clarify an earlier dismissal ruling; related appeals are now consolidated before the Fifth Court of Appeals.

Police are searching for Gustavo DeJesus Torres, 33, wanted in a string of robberies across NYC that included two Brooklyn incidents on March 14.

A 23-year-old man was arrested Tuesday in Fort Worth in the murder of John Richardson, whose body was found in a shallow grave in December.

Nine people were arrested and seven illegally owned guns were seized during two state-backed enforcement operations in Cincinnati. Authorities highlighted two stops that ended with taser deployments.

Investigators say license‑plate readers, GPS logs and an ATF accelerant dog helped trace a rental Prius and charge a suspect after a north Phoenix strip‑mall fire.

A White Bear Lake man was charged after prosecutors say he choked a woman unconscious and threatened to kill her; the complaint includes bedroom surveillance video, authorities say.

A fatal crash on I-45 at Airline Drive closed northbound lanes Wednesday morning. Officials verified the scene and investigators remain on site.

Ohad Fisherman filed a Miami‑Dade defamation suit saying local outlets wrongly tied him to the Alexander brothers after prosecutors dropped his state charge. The complaint names four news organizations and seeks damages.

Charles DeSalem, a registered sex offender, was arrested near Poteet and indicted for possession of child pornography, the sheriff’s office says. He’s booked into the Atascosa County Jail.

A former Camp Thurman director entered an open plea after prosecutors detailed more than $1 million in questionable transactions, court filings show.

New York Attorney General Letitia James sued Attyx, accusing the solar firm of deceptive "free solar" pitches that saddled homeowners with costly loans and fees.