A woman says a housekeeping ad lured her to Lake Worth Beach, where she was forced into sex work; two people were arrested on trafficking charges.

Three people were arrested after a grocery‑store stabbing on Montana Avenue; SWAT and crisis negotiators responded and the suspects surrendered peacefully. Investigation is ongoing.

A union video shows firefighters making an aggressive interior attack on a working fire near Short Street in Oakland.

Oregon Humane moved 80 cats from a Central Point neglect scene to its Portland campus for medical care and forensic exams. Authorities have arrested a woman and investigators are compiling evidence for the Jackson County DA.

A jury convicted a Dearborn Heights man on seven felonies for a Highland Park hit-and-run that severely injured two Detroit men. Sentencing is set for July 13 in Wayne County.

A Dunklin R-5 bus driver faces DWI and 37 child‑endangerment counts after police say she drank a Coors Light before an afternoon route carrying students.

A Waldorf man admitted to raping a 13‑year‑old; prosecutors say surveillance and DNA tied him to the attack and sentencing is set for Aug. 27.

A 26-year-old man was critically wounded after police say he was shot outside a West Philly store where he had been playing a gambling-style 'skill game' near 61st and Vine.

A Miramar police sergeant surrendered after an alleged domestic incident in Miami‑Dade; he faces battery and criminal mischief charges and has been placed on administrative leave.

A Georgia appeals court on June 22 upheld a 25-year sentence for a Fulton County caregiver convicted in a 2021 attack on a non-ambulatory dementia patient. The ruling rejects challenges to the evidence and trial tactics.

Sheriff Rick Staly will unveil results from Operation Innocence Shield at a 2 p.m. briefing in Bunnell. Local and federal partners are expected to detail the undercover cyber probe.

Federal prosecutors charged two Statesville men after 25 pit‑bull‑type dogs — including puppies — were seized in a federal investigation into dog fighting. Agencies including FBI Charlotte and USDA OIG assisted.

The downtown Justice Center was closed Tuesday after water and power problems halted court operations and halted inmate visitation; jurors were excused while crews assess repairs.