Human remains were recovered inside a welded ammonia tank on a Tipton farm. Her husband faces murder charges as the case moves to trial.

Video shows ICE agents spraying a Columbus mom and three daughters, the family and their lawyer say Columbus police closed the probe and are asking DHS to investigate.

Medley police followed a stolen-car tracker to a warehouse where investigators say they found dismantled vehicles and engines. A 35-year-old man is jailed on theft and chop-shop counts.

Oklahoma-born songwriter JD Graham is in a Texas trauma center after a Feb. 24 interstate crash that left him with a broken neck and back; family launched a fundraiser raising more than $50K.

A 28‑year‑old man was wounded in an early‑morning shooting on the 2900 block of Boarman Avenue. Northern District detectives are asking anyone with information to call 410‑396‑2455.

A federal judge cited body‑worn video and qualified immunity when dismissing the Lipscomb family's 2025 suit over the deadly 2022 Gastonia police shooting. The family is weighing next steps.

A person was shot on Thursday at the Martin Luther King branch of the Columbus Metropolitan Library. The victim was hospitalized in critical condition and police are investigating.

Court documents say three former Plymouth‑Canton students pleaded guilty to retrieving and sharing nude photos of women who had been their classmates.

Oklahoma has asked the state court to set a May 14, 2026 execution date for Raymond Johnson, convicted in the 2007 Tulsa killings of his ex‑girlfriend and her infant.

A Newton County man was arrested after deputies say two people were shot near Deweyville; both victims were airlifted to Houston and remain critically injured. The suspect is held on aggravated-assault warrants.

Federal prosecutors say Gerald Eddie Brown Jr., 65, trained Chinese military pilots without authorization and was arrested in Jeffersonville, Indiana after returning from China.

State data show fewer reportable crimes in NC schools, and districts with touch-free scanners report steeper drops in weapons even as accuracy and contract questions linger.

Family lawyers say Columbus police ignored repeated domestic-violence warnings before Marchelle Freeman was shot in March 2024, a new suit seeks records and accountability.