An Ohio State freshman says she escaped a man masturbating along the Olentangy Trail between Tuttle Park and the Dodridge bridge; police searched the area but made no arrest.

Decarlos Boyd is urging witnesses to come forward after his stepson, 17-year-old Jaleek Mitchell, was fatally shot near Romare Bearden Park on Nov. 2, 2024.

A 17-year-old was arrested after allegedly showing a handgun to another student at Arapahoe Ridge High School on March 3. The district says counselors were made available and the student is banned from campus.

South Fulton police say a 'heart' nailed to a cemetery tree at Forest Lawn was a pig heart, not human. Officers say there's no public threat.

A Methuen-linked man admitted in federal court to running methamphetamine and fentanyl into the Seacoast. Sentencing is scheduled for June 10, 2026.

State crews responded after an asbestos exposure forced the Trader Joe's on SE Cesar E. Chavez Blvd to close. Health officials say public risk appears low while testing proceeds.

A man listed at Ogden’s Lantern House shelter faces a second rape charge; court papers say investigators found physical evidence linking him to the December attack. The booking affidavit warns he may prey on women in the homeless community.

A 16-year-old from Detroit faces multiple felony counts after prosecutors say he robbed and shot at an 18-year-old near Wayne State's Williams Mall. A probable cause conference is set for March 9.

A man was shot and killed Wednesday night on the 6600 block of Summerdale Avenue in Northeast Philadelphia. Police say he died at Jefferson Torresdale Hospital and detectives are investigating.

A man was found shot inside a Madison apartment Wednesday night; Metro Nashville police say injuries are non-life-threatening and there is no public threat.

A man found covered in blood was detained after windows were smashed at several South Tacoma car lots. Investigators are processing multiple scenes along South Tacoma Way.

An early‑morning assault at The Pines at Carolina Place sent one person to the hospital; police say no one was shot and an investigation is underway.

A Wake County judge sentenced Jenine Marie Ellis to 20 years after prosecutors say she used stolen medical identities to land hospital jobs and saddle victims with bills.