Police say detectives now believe a Jan. 21, 2022 Liberty Heights carjacking is connected to the murder of Mr. Lawson and are asking for tips.

Paul Marck Jr., 68, was identified by the Hamilton County coroner after a late-night crash on I-74 near the I-275 split. One person was hospitalized and investigators are probing the wreck.

Four more people were arrested Tuesday in a Virginia Gardens investigation that investigators say subverted hundreds of insurance licensing exams.

An early-morning blaze damaged multiple businesses at Warrensville Center Road and Harvard Avenue. Crews extinguished the fire after a partial roof collapse and no injuries were reported.

A burglary call at Virginia Circle evolved into a six-hour standoff; Denton police arrested a suspect and recovered a stolen firearm after using drones, SWAT and a new command bus.

Transit detectives released images as they search for a woman wanted in a Feb. 3 slashing at the Burnside Avenue 4 line station; the victim is stable.

An internal affairs report says a Mansfield police sergeant sexually harassed high‑school interns in a department program; he resigned and the state review has left him uncertified.

Seven men admitted to a lottery-style distraction scheme that robbed motorists at Pennsylvania Turnpike rest stops in April 2023; they pleaded guilty and received short sentences with parole.

A Coral Gables man was arrested after homeowners say he took six-figure deposits and left renovation work unfinished. Police and state regulators are investigating.

Federal prosecutors say two men were indicted after alleged scams pressured seniors to convert savings into cash and gold bars, with couriers collecting proceeds across states.

Oklahoma Highway Patrol Troop E is investigating after a man was found dead on U.S. 69 near the Colbert exit; preliminary information suggests a vehicle may have been involved.

A Davidson County grand jury has indicted two men tied to a deadly downtown Nashville fight; MNPD says both suspects are jailed as the case moves to court.

Cordney Campbell, known to police as "Moo Slime," was sentenced to 60 months in federal prison after a conviction on weapons charges. MPD says investigators used prior arrests and social-media posts to build the case.