A four-alarm blaze damaged an 1800s house on Red Mill Lane in Rye, N.H.; crews battled flames through heavy snow and knocked the fire down by midday.

Two Seattle brothers are mourning after both their parents died in a weekend crash; footage shared with local TV captures the family's immediate grief.

Two brothers were arrested after authorities say more than 200 pounds of marijuana were found in their luggage at RDU. One remains jailed on a $1 million bond.

A man held a clerk at gunpoint in Fordham and escaped with roughly $1,500; police are asking the public for tips.

A Pine Lawn resident was charged with first‑degree murder after a Feb. 4 shooting in north St. Louis that killed an 18‑year‑old.

Five people from Oakland were arrested after a nearly two-year investigation into a violent Rodeo Drive robbery that left two victims beaten and robbed. Authorities say the arrests were made with U.S. Marshals' help.

Raleigh posted a five-day report describing a Feb. 19 warrant operation where officers were fired upon in north Raleigh. The suspect was arrested and now faces state and federal charges.

A UMD professor says squatters used a fake lease to occupy his Pigtown townhome for 59 days, leaving contractors to estimate roughly $80,000 in damage. The case has renewed calls in Annapolis for tougher penalties.

An 18-year-old and two teens from Gresham were arrested after a Rocky Butte shooting and a police pursuit that ended with a PIT maneuver; three handguns were seized.

A Stockton jury convicted David Sump for dumping hundreds of gallons of oil into Smith Canal last September; he faces sentencing March 3. Prosecutors say neighbor video and a multiagency cleanup helped seal the case.

Allegheny County detectives charged three men in the Dec. 5 Universal Road shooting that killed Vanderlee Stevenson; investigators say interviews and surveillance led to the arrests.

A Hamilton man arrested on a misdemeanor remained jailed after ICE placed a detainer despite a posted bond, family says he has TPS and plans a rally.

The family of Rudy Martinez filed a claim against the City of Anaheim and APD, saying officers used excessive force when he was shot near John Marshall Elementary on Sept. 15, 2025.