Investors say Lighthouse Estates and Red Door Legacy misused funds while buying dozens of St. Louis homes; a New York federal lawsuit and a separate federal arrest followed.

One child was killed and another critically injured after a hit-and-run outside Faith Baptist Church in Winter Haven; police are searching for the driver and asking for tips.

A landscaper was hit in the head by a crossbow bolt while working in northwest Las Vegas; police arrested a suspect after recovering a hidden crossbow and matching bolts.

A Pahoa man faces felony firearms charges after police say detectives recovered an unserialized 9mm "ghost" pistol in his pickup in Nanawale Estates.

A 52-year-old man was arrested after a pursuit in Graham ended with a crash into a patrol vehicle; deputies say they seized a loaded revolver and meth.

A residential blaze near Canal Street in Placerville closed a section of the road and redirected access to nearby schools while investigators worked the scene.

A video shows Amazon staff shutting delivery drivers out of an Oklahoma City warehouse as a tornado warning sounded; Amazon says it has suspended employees and is investigating.

Rochelle Park police recovered 12 firearms — including altered assault weapons and high‑capacity magazines — and a Staten Island man was arrested at Newark Liberty International Airport.

Daveonte Dixon, accused of shooting two Mifflin Township officers during a May 28, 2025 traffic stop, is due in Franklin County court Thursday as prosecutors pursue attempted murder charges.

A 45-year-old Baltimore man was arrested March 11 and charged with attempting first-degree murder after a Feb. 1 cutting that sent a man to Saint Agnes Hospital.

Bradenton police say DNA connected 43‑year‑old Joshua Wilbar to a Nov. 2 break‑in at St. Stephen’s Episcopal School; he’s been charged and was already jailed on separate burglary counts.

Clackamas County deputies and U.S. Marshals arrested Todd R. Hubbard Wednesday; he had been wanted after removing a GPS ankle monitor and skipping a court date.

Seattle Fire Department says hazmat crews are responding to an incident in the 1400 block of Harvard Ave and asked people to avoid the area while teams work. Updates are pending.