A Cohasset man was arrested after investigators say home video shows him shoot his wife's 14‑year‑old dog while allegedly hunting coyotes out of season. Authorities seized firearms and charged him with animal cruelty and firearms counts.

A 24-year-old suspect was arrested in connection with an Oct. 26, 2024 Northwest Side apartment shooting. Investigators say witness statements and video helped identify the suspect.

An 8-year-old and the driver survived after a car went off a cliff during a police chase in Maple Heights. The driver fled and charges are pending.

Pottawatomie County posted bodycam footage March 9 showing an officer‑involved shooting from Jan. 22; the post warns the video contains graphic content. The sheriff's site lists records contacts.

Rep. Susie Lee urged federal action in Las Vegas, backing H.R. 2853 to designate organized retail crime a federal offense and set up an HSI coordination center. The move aims to target multi-state theft rings that organizers say are draining Nevada businesses.

A Lakewood driver who fled a traffic stop crashed at Alameda and Wadsworth and was found naked; two people were treated for minor injuries.

A traffic stop in Orlando uncovered what police described as trafficking amounts of meth and fentanyl and led to the arrest of a man wanted on three felony warrants.

A Manhattan jury convicted Alon, Oren and Tal Alexander on federal sex‑trafficking charges after weekslong testimony from victims.

A 59-year-old man was struck and killed at South 54th and West National in West Milwaukee. Police have a 30-year-old woman in custody and are asking witnesses to come forward.

A new wildfire was reported in Los Angeles County on Monday and logged as LAC‑085120; early reports say it is burning on private land and the cause is under investigation.

An off-duty Nassau deputy pulled a child from a retention pond and revived her with CPR. The sheriff’s office released footage of the rescue and the reunion.

The St. Charles Parish sheriff warns scammers are using jail roster data to pressure relatives into paying with Apple Pay or gift cards.

Lawsuits filed Monday in Oklahoma City accuse Matthew Veazey of diverting more than $1 million from investors into cars, credit-card bills and a Gaillardia home. His lawyer disputes the claims.