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Detroit police are searching for two people who robbed a 62-year-old good Samaritan near the northbound I‑75 service drive. A $1,000 reward is posted for tips.
A person wanted on multiple warrants barricaded at the Webster Apartments on Tuesday; deputies arrested the individual and a shelter‑in‑place at Webster Elementary was lifted.
DEA McAllen and federal partners recovered more than 1,600 pounds of crystal meth hidden inside a berry shipment during a Homeland Security Task Force operation.
A harbor seal shot near Quilcene was taken to SR3 in Des Moines after X-rays found a projectile near her skull; rescuers warn the injury may be fatal and call the attack cruel.
Laurindo Bradshaw, 38, faces domestic-violence and child-endangerment charges after police say he pinned a relative, left bruises and told them to "taste your blood."
Federal judges in Southern California have begun dismissing indictments after ICE detentions interrupted trials, raising new questions about coordination between prosecutors and immigration enforcement.
Addison Elementary principal Jill Spiva resigned after a January DUI arrest. Cobb County Schools named Brett Ward interim while the district reviews the matter.
Lewisburg police named Kel T. Greer as wanted for aggravated assault and a firearms charge; authorities warn he may be armed.
Two men were charged this week in the October killing outside the Chipotle on Broadway; prosecutors describe evidence that investigators say points to an ambush.
A suspect has been charged in the April 13, 2025, bar shooting that killed Aharon Pittman Sr., police say the arrest is tied to a multi-year DTW gang probe.
A Los Angeles‑area attorney was sentenced to 87 months after a jury found he took a $2.1M payment tied to Nigerian oil deals; court ordered restitution and forfeiture.
Weld County republished its cold‑case file and renewed a public plea for tips in the 1985 death of UNC student Denise Davenport.
An OPA investigation and federal bankruptcy rulings found a Seattle officer omitted assets and made false statements tied to a failed real‑estate project, leading to his termination.
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