CBP says a 'trusted traveler' was detained at the Otay Mesa port after officers found 41 pounds of cocaine hidden in a vehicle. Identity and charges have not been released.

A Mexican national was sentenced after prosecutors said cartel-linked smuggling led to a migrant's death, the U.S. Attorney’s Office said.

Prosecutors indicted two men in a 2014 Franklinton shooting that killed Dionte Agee, one suspect is in custody, while another remains wanted. The case has new filings after years on ice.

U.S. Marshals' Northern Ohio task force is offering a reward for information on Dwayne Burke, 42, wanted for a supervised release violation and known to frequent the Cleveland area.

An Alvarado family is grieving after their dog was shot and killed in the backyard late last month. They say they’re desperate for answers as authorities accept tips.

A woman who allegedly ran a red light died after her vehicle rolled at Washington Boulevard and Flower Street in downtown Los Angeles; LAPD is investigating.

A Pueblo man pleaded guilty to vehicular eluding and received 18 months' probation after a November chase that ended in an officer‑involved shooting. The sentence prompted an internal DA review and public outcry from the county sheriff.

Metro Transit police say a person was stabbed at the northbound D Line stop near Chicago and Franklin; a suspect is in custody and the victim is listed as stable at Hennepin County Medical Center.

A 911 caller reported a bomb threat at Renton's Valley Medical Center Sunday evening. Port of Seattle K‑9 teams searched the hospital, found nothing and operations resumed.

Hayden AI says its ex‑CEO forged board signatures, secretly sold stock and copied 41GB of company emails. Court papers and reporting say he even threatened to contact ex‑Mayor Eric Adams.

A 35-year-old man who intervened in a fight at 110 W. Hubbard St. was pushed down a flight of stairs and later died; police arrested a suspect and detectives are investigating.

State officials say 15 people have died in Minnesota fires so far this year. Authorities urge testing alarms and changing batteries when clocks change.

Federal prosecutors filed 187 immigration-related cases in the Western District of Texas from Feb. 27–Mar. 5, naming several repeat deportees and defendants with prior convictions.