Ramonne and Terrica Thomas sued Cobb County after their 21-year-old son died in a PIT maneuver; they say bodycam and home video contradict the official account.

An 18-year-old from Traverse City was arrested after police say he set a Blair Township home on fire, stole a security camera and assaulted the homeowners.

Durham convenes national experts and residents on June 24 to translate months of listening and data into a focused plan to reduce gun violence. Morning seats are full but sessions will be livestreamed.

A Multnomah County judge sentenced Richard Epton to 10 years after a jury convicted him of running over and killing Victoria Jacob‑Springer in Northeast Portland in 2024.

Two teenage males were shot in the 14400 block of Pavilion Point; one was flown by LifeFlight in critical condition, deputies say.

Three Chicago teens were charged after a midday drive-by on S. Hickory Drive in Mount Prospect; no one was hurt and police used license-plate readers to track the vehicle.

A 17-year-old faces felony murder charges after a May 8 crash in Ocala that killed an elderly couple.

A shooting on Claire Drive SE briefly closed the road Monday evening. Police say an injured man was alert when medics arrived and investigators have released few details.

Crowds of teens clashed across the riverfront Friday night while Cincinnati’s $380K juvenile curfew centers went unused, prompting new questions about logistics and cost.

A Bryan man was given a 30‑year federal sentence after authorities say nearly a kilogram of meth and a gun were found following a high‑speed pursuit into Liberty County.

A Bonne Terre driver faces felony charges after a multi‑agency high‑speed chase ended in a crash north of Farmington, leaving two hospitalized and a utility pole down.

Crews are fighting a residential fire in the 5100 block of S Holly St. The Seattle Fire Department asked people to avoid the area while crews operate.

A judge has ruled a 13-year-old charged in a Cocoa deadly shooting incompetent to stand trial, pausing prosecution while mental-health evaluations proceed.