A Maple Heights man was sentenced after pleading guilty in the Aug. shooting death of his girlfriend outside the Bedford AutoZone.

Paul Kim pleaded guilty in federal court to arson- and firearm-related counts tied to a March 2025 attack at a Las Vegas Tesla service center. Sentencing is scheduled for May 27.

The state sued Raleigh-based Holly Christina Photography after investigators say the firm took deposits and failed to deliver photos, leaving clients with about $750,000 in alleged losses. The attorney general seeks injunctions and restitution.

A late‑night hotel vandalism call led to a chase and crash near Woodlawn Road; three were arrested and police say two suspects were juveniles who’d cut off ankle monitors.

Dallas and U.S. Marshals arrested 19-year-old Jesse Valdez‑Limones during Operation Clean Sweep; police say he was wanted on robbery and firearms-related allegations.

Myrtis Harden, 41, was arrested and charged with attempted murder after police say she stabbed her 72-year-old boyfriend during a dispute last Friday.

Two people were critically burned after a pressure release at an oilfield near Yukon; county officials say there was no explosion and no wider danger.

A weapons-detection unit at Riverdale High flagged a 9mm handgun and the student was detained; charges are pending and the school says expulsion will follow.

Auburn is replacing CodeRED with a new Alert Auburn system on Motorola’s Rave Alert; residents and businesses must re‑register. Town officials say signups open in the coming weeks.

Multiple agencies converged at a San Antonio east-side car yard as investigators towed numerous vehicles. Officials have not yet explained the reason for the operation.

Two people were arrested after a Detroit man said he was robbed in a Southfield hotel room; police say evidence of trafficking and suspected fentanyl and cocaine were found. Authorities are seeking a third suspect.

A woman was critically injured after early-morning gunfire in Tacoma’s South End; police recovered 57 shell casings near Fern Hill Park as investigators processed the scene.

Superintendent Steven G. James called public trust "sacred" as a federal guilty plea, DWI cases and a Ryder Cup probe put the State Police under scrutiny.