A Durham man admitted in court to abusing two family friends and was given a sentence that begins at more than 10 years. The plea came after one child reported the abuse and another told parents, launching the police probe.

A dispute outside a southern Dallas home turned fatal on Feb. 25. Police detained one person and homicide detectives are investigating.

A Radnor Township paraprofessional was arrested by U.S. Marshals after a Texas indictment alleges he traveled to Tyler and sexually assaulted a child.

SFPD released updated photos and is asking the public for tips after a Feb. 8 Union Street assault that left two people hospitalized.

Two people were sentenced to prison after pleading guilty in the 2024 killing of a 17-year-old in south Phoenix. One defendant received 22 years and the other 13.

A head‑on crash on County Road 600 South left one person dead and two hospitalized; the Shelby County coroner will identify the deceased after family notification.

NYPD released images seeking help identifying a person tied to two robberies and a Queens home burglary; trading cards worth thousands were taken and a 42‑year‑old was injured.

Troopers say a PIT stopped a high-speed smuggling pursuit in Webb County, leading to two arrests and five migrants handed to U.S. Border Patrol.

A Manhattan couple says Will County prosecutors treated them as a 'high‑value target' in a forfeiture fight a judge dismissed in January. Their attorney seeks a special prosecutor to probe internal materials and records handling.

A Marin County teen denied manslaughter charges in the crash that killed four friends; prosecutors surprised the courtroom by seeking a CHP officer’s personnel file.

Police and federal agents searched a west Las Vegas home in a possible marijuana grow-house investigation; neighbors reported a strong odor and equipment was removed.

A federal indictment says Justin Treadwell sold three ring‑tailed lemurs and two Mexican spider monkeys for roughly $10,000 and now faces smuggling and wildlife charges. Federal prosecutors also indicate possible forfeiture of proceeds if convicted.

Family says DNA swabs from neighborhood dogs didn't match the DNA on Doreen Broadbelt's body, leaving Miami Gardens residents and police searching for answers.