A 45-year-old Groveland man died after his motorcycle struck a guardrail on SR‑408 near Colonial Drive early Saturday; troopers are investigating.

Dashcam shows a violent North Hills crash that launched a man in a wheelchair into a food vendor; victims were rushed to hospital and police are investigating.

A Tucson woman filed a $3M notice of claim against Tempe, saying a Game of Thrones GIF led to a wrongful arrest that cost her job and reputation.

A 20-year-old Indiana University student was arrested after investigators say Kik exchanges of child sexual abuse material were traced to IP addresses tied to IU. He faces three felony counts in Monroe County.

A Miami Shores man accused of selling boats that never arrived was transferred to ICE custody and sent to a Texas detention center. Buyers say deportation would complicate restitution.

A drive-by near SW 67th Street left one person hospitalized at OU Health; police found multiple shell casings and are asking witnesses to call.

Newly unsealed court filings describe cadaver bags and severed remains found in a Tesla tied to singer d4vd, and show prosecutors have named him a grand‑jury “target.”

A St. Charles man was turned over to ICE after his bond was paid. The move has advocates and family demanding answers about the transfer.

A former Town of Parker office specialist was sentenced to 3.5 years and ordered to repay about $194,000 after admitting to embezzling municipal funds. The case grew out of an Auditor General investigation that flagged weak financial controls.

A Honolulu man was sentenced to 170 months after an undercover meth buy and the seizure of a loaded ghost gun. Federal prosecutors say the case began with a Magic Island transaction.

A federal jury in Tallahassee convicted Israel Ramos Portillo of attempting to entice a minor; sentencing is scheduled for May 19, 2026. The case grew out of a spring 2025 undercover sting.

Federal court papers name an alleged getaway driver in the Poké Court smash‑and‑grab and say he drove off after thieves stole roughly $116,000 in rare Pokémon cards.

A new refund scam is targeting taxpayers amid unusually large refunds this season. Here’s how the scheme works and how Charlotte filers can protect themselves.