PCC sent a safety alert after a man threatened a cafeteria worker at Cascade Campus; police found an unloaded gun and re-issued a trespass notice.

A Somerville man was charged after his SUV crashed into a Covington house where four children were inside. Officials say the children were checked at Baptist Memorial Tipton and released.

A Brooklyn NYPD officer has been arraigned on third‑degree rape and related sex‑offense charges tied to an alleged Sept. 28 party assault; he was released without bail and is due back May 8.

The Pinellas County Sheriff’s Office says scammers are posing as Assistant Chief Deputy Paul Carey and pressing residents for payments via apps, gift cards or crypto. Verify callback numbers and report suspicious calls.

Atlanta police responded to reports of gunfire a few blocks from the Atlanta University Center on March 11; detectives were canvassing the Westside and seeking witnesses.

An 11-year-old taken from Duarte in 2020 was located safe in Washington County after school staff flagged an alias enrollment. Authorities say multiple agencies coordinated the recovery.

A North Tryon Division traffic stop in the 4900 block of Hillsboro Avenue resulted in three handguns seized and three arrests, police say.

A vehicle fleeing a reported domestic dispute crashed near West Desert Inn and South Decatur, involving about five vehicles; the suspect is in custody and injuries are unconfirmed.

Tangipahoa deputies say a Hammond cyclist was killed in a hit-and-run on Old Covington Highway; investigators are searching for a maroon Toyota Avalon. Tips to TPSO or Crime Stoppers may be eligible for reward.

A vacant brick building on Page Boulevard went up in flames Tuesday; crews fought the blaze defensively and no injuries were reported.

A 36-year-old East Canton man died after his SUV struck a utility pole and overturned on Berger Street NE. Troopers say alcohol may have been a factor.

Thirteen people were sentenced after prosecutors said inmates ran a prison-based meth ring that funneled meth into metro Atlanta. Sentences range up to 25 years.

A federal jury convicted two Philadelphia‑area brothers and an executive in a decade‑long Medicaid and visa fraud scheme that prosecutors say funneled more than $32M. Sentencing is set for July.