A Manhattan jury found Kamal Semrade guilty for pushing a woman into a departing subway train, a shove prosecutors say left her paralyzed.

Fourteen Bay Area residents were charged after authorities say they used Montana registrations and fake documents to hide more than $20M in luxury‑car purchases and avoid about $1.8M in taxes.

NDOC posted death notices for three inmates at Las Vegas‑area prisons and says autopsies have been requested while coroners investigate. Details remain limited.

Two brothers have been charged after a 17‑year‑old says she was abducted on International Boulevard and repeatedly assaulted; court filings and DNA evidence are central to the case.

A woman in her early 30s was struck and killed Tuesday by an NYC DOT dump truck at Lefferts Boulevard and 84th Street in Queens. Police are investigating and are working to identify the victim.

Prosecutors played ChatGPT transcripts in court alleging former NFL linebacker Darron Lee asked the AI how to get medical help without calling police before his fiancée’s death. Local officials say the case has been bound over to a grand jury.

A Baltimore police officer was shot during a Park Heights barricade; the officer was taken to Shock Trauma and a suspect was also wounded.

An officer was struck by a vehicle outside the Target on 63rd Street during a theft response. The suspect was arrested and the officer is expected to be OK.

Federal agents say a Raleigh man was arrested after an online child-exploitation probe led to the rescue of an infant. Authorities say multiple FBI offices and local partners are involved.

A retired NYPD officer was struck and killed by a pickup in Wantagh on Monday evening; Nassau County detectives say the Homicide Squad is investigating.

A wrong-way crash on I-5 south of County Road 8 left two people dead and a third seriously injured; CHP says impairment is suspected. Investigators are still on scene.

A Sandy man was sentenced to 22 months after admitting to stealing more than $65,000 from storage units; some stolen keepsakes were later recovered at local pawn shops.

Travis Scott filed a Supreme Court brief arguing prosecutors improperly used James Broadnax’s rap lyrics at sentencing; Broadnax faces execution April 30, 2026.