Chicago police say a 16-year-old was charged in the armed robbery of a 15-year-old on West Belmont; Area 3 detectives posted scene details and contact numbers.

Sheriff Javier Salazar says deputies will be more visible across Bexar County after a string of attacks elsewhere. Officials urged residents to report suspicious activity to the tip line.

A 68‑year‑old Cocoa man was struck and killed on SR‑520 near Clearlake Road late Tuesday, troopers said.

Victor Chrispin, the former CEO of Yohannas Performing Arts, faces a sexual battery charge after authorities say he had an inappropriate relationship with a 13‑year‑old student.

Two 17-year-old boys were shot overnight on Red Bud Way in Schertz. One is in serious condition while police search for two suspect vehicles.

A Baltimore man was ordered to serve 125 months in federal prison after a jury found he possessed a loaded FN Five‑seveN inside a city eatery despite prior felonies.

Two teens told police a North College Hill man gave them marijuana, groped them and fired shots as they fled. He now faces multiple charges.

A Brooklyn NYPD cadet was arraigned after being indicted on rape and related charges for an alleged encounter with a 17‑year‑old he met on a dating app. The DA says he lied about his age.

A pedestrian was struck and later pronounced dead after an SUV hit them on West Foster Avenue in North Park Tuesday evening. Chicago police say the Major Accidents Investigation Unit is investigating.

A Las Vegas family says teens kicked at their front door four times in one night as part of a dangerous social‑media prank sweeping communities. Police warn the stunt can escalate.

Morning gunfire in south St. Petersburg injured a teenager and an adult woman and briefly put nearby schools on lockdown. Police say a suspect is in custody and detectives are investigating.

An early-morning crash on the I-215 at Ann Road left at least one person dead and closed the western beltway. Nevada State Police are investigating and drivers should avoid the area.

New York’s attorney general has opened a civil probe into Columbia’s handling of allegations against Dr. Robert Hadden as survivors and students press for answers. The move amplifies scrutiny of paperwork, notifications and an outside review that critics say has stalled.