NYPD Crime Stoppers released surveillance stills after an attempted break-in at 349 W. 48th; a reward up to $3,500 is being offered.

A 58-year-old Cedar Ridge man died after his car struck a tree on southbound Highway 174 near Peardale. CHP says speed may be a factor and Caltrans inspected the tree.

A former Heritage High special‑education teacher was arrested after police found her with a 17‑year‑old. She faces multiple felony charges and is being held without bond.

LAFD says crews from Station 65 responded to a structure fire at 1522 E 92nd St in Watts. The 1500 block has seen several recent fires, according to incident pages and community logs.

A stolen-vehicle pursuit in downtown Cincinnati ended in a crash Wednesday; police say multiple people were taken to hospitals.

A suspected lightning strike leveled a building at Pearce on the Lake in Webster, leaving about 15 families displaced. Neighbors and relief groups are collecting donations while the Red Cross assists.

A late-night argument on Emily Lane near Oxford turned into a shootout Monday night; deputies say one person was killed and three others injured as investigators detained multiple people.

A Bradenton man was convicted on two counts for trying to lure a girl into his truck with porn; the victim said he had a knife. Sentencing will hinge on Florida luring and weapons rules.

The Missouri Supreme Court ruled June 23, 2026, that St. Louis does not have to pay a $2.5M wrongful-arrest verdict, leaving the judgment intact but collection uncertain.

Seven people were indicted in a federal Baltimore-area drug trafficking case that prosecutors say involved multi-kilogram shipments of cocaine and firearms offenses.

An officer-involved shooting at a McDonald's in Aloha early Wednesday closed TV Highway between 192nd and 198th. Officials say no injuries and a suspect is in custody.

Homicide detectives responded Tuesday to the 5300 block of East Craig Road near Las Vegas Boulevard; police say details are limited and updates are expected.

State agencies announced a partnership naming OSSI as lead to expand training, risk assessments and mobile alert tools for Oklahoma schools.