A driver died after a crash on south U.S. 287 in Fort Worth; police say the person was trapped under a truck and pronounced dead at the scene.

A high-speed crash on Military Road East in Spanaway killed two people and left another critically injured. Authorities say speed and possible alcohol use are under investigation.

A 17-year-old was stabbed and a 19-year-old shot near Parkchester's 6 train station Monday; both were taken to Jacobi Hospital and are expected to recover.

A teenager was wounded in a Clairemont shooting on June 23; San Diego police are searching for a suspect. Neighbors say tensions remain high after a recent mosque attack.

A fatal rowhouse fire on the 3600 block of North Percy Street killed one person and displaced several households; the Red Cross is assisting families while the Fire Marshal investigates.

A woman was taken to Vanderbilt after an early‑morning stabbing at an apartment on Lebanon Pike in Hermitage. Police say details are limited.

A transatlantic Aer Lingus flight ended in an arrest at Sea‑Tac after crew restrained an allegedly aggressive passenger, according to a federal complaint.

City data show about 120 shooting victims so far this year — up 12% — even as homicides and fatal shootings have fallen about 27–28%; experts point to trauma care and reporting differences.

Three women were found dead Monday evening in a South Philadelphia home; police say preliminary findings point to a double murder and suicide. Detectives recovered a firearm and have opened an investigation.

Police say a man assaulted a juvenile at a Wilkinsburg park on Sunday evening; authorities have released few details as the investigation continues.

Three 27‑year‑olds were shot just before 2 a.m. near Van Buren and Pleasant; one is in critical condition while police hunt for a suspect.

Bystanders dragged a woman from the driver’s seat at a Tulsa QuikTrip after she allegedly grabbed an elderly rider’s purse and tried to take the car; a 25‑year‑old was arrested.

A Jordan Valley confrontation at Sunny Ridge RV Park left a woman fearing for her children; a Malheur County man was arraigned on a felony bias‑crime charge. Court documents say racial slurs and threats prompted deputies to respond.