Deputies say a man crawled through a dog door and strangled a woman at a Spring home; he was arrested and jailed on felony charges. Bond was set at $100,000.

A Costa Mesa man has been arraigned on new felony counts accusing him of threatening Orange County DA Todd Spitzer; he pleaded not guilty and is due back in Santa Ana on March 5.

Clark County prosecutors dismissed assault charges Thursday in a Chinatown case that began with a 2022 karaoke-room stabbing and later involved a parking-garage shooting. The decision drew sharp reaction from the alleged victim's lawyer.

A pre-dawn Tarrant County pursuit hit roughly 110 mph and ended with four people in custody, local TV video shows. Authorities have released few details so far.

Police put out a Crime Stoppers alert after a 25-year-old was punched outside 14 West 170 Street. Tips can be submitted anonymously and may carry a reward.

Trooper Orrin Hawkins was named DPS Sworn Team Member of the Month after documenting a driver’s social‑media activity in a crash that killed a 14‑year‑old. The Highway Patrol credited his investigative work and compassion.

Eight men were charged after a Jan. 18 Mount Pleasant shootout that wounded one person; warrants executed Feb. 24–25 led to 23 guns seized, court filings show.

Detectives released surveillance photos and clothing descriptions after a Feb. 5 robbery in the 12600 block of Bissonnet. Crime Stoppers is offering up to $5,000 for tips.

One year after Chad and Kendra Anderson were found shot and their Thornton home set on fire, family and investigators renew an urgent plea for tips.

Closing arguments began Thursday in the Baltimore trial tied to the July 2023 Brooklyn Day mass shooting that killed two and wounded dozens. Jurors will now weigh evidence after months of testimony and plea deals.

Months after the Aug. 25 blast in north Florissant, crews have started repairs but many residents remain displaced and an 18‑year‑old remains critically injured.

DOJ documents show the FBI tried to trace an anonymous 4chan poster who announced Jeffrey Epstein's death almost 38 minutes before news outlets — but the trail ran cold. The files include subpoenas and telecom logs that investigators could not tie to a single user.

The NYPD's 122nd Precinct says catalytic converter thefts are rising citywide and recommends etching VINs, parking in well-lit areas and installing anti-theft shields.