A 17-year-old and a 27-year-old were shot near Bedford Avenue and Montgomery Street in Crown Heights; both were taken to Kings County Hospital and are expected to recover.

Yosemite rangers are investigating after a visitor was swept over Nevada Fall; witnesses say a bystander tried to rescue the swimmer. Officials continue to gather evidence.

Weld County detectives say they still have no conclusive leads in the 1975 killing of Marjorie Sue Fithian. The sheriff's office has posted case details and is asking for tips.

Commerce City police credited K9 Holland after the dog found a retail‑theft suspect who fled a stopped vehicle. Colorado State Patrol's grappler and spike strips helped end the chase.

A Queensbury doctor and a nurse practitioner agreed to pay $500,000 and face 20‑year DEA bans after federal civil claims that alleged unlawful opioid prescribing practices.

Alvin Bragg says Manhattan D.A.'s office will assign homicide‑grade staffing to shots‑fired calls in hot‑zone neighborhoods to speed evidence collection.

An apparent explosion at a Henderson home ignited a blaze in the Lake Mead Estates area; one person was hospitalized and crews remain on scene.

A former BOP contractor was arrested after prosecutors say she took more than $163,000 to smuggle drugs and tobacco into FCI Otisville, according to federal authorities. The complaint was unsealed June 24, 2026.

A fast-moving fire at the Knights Inn in Endwell killed six and forced dozens from their rooms. State police arrested a 24-year-old and charged him with manslaughter and arson.

Nevada’s high court ruled the state may revive a murder charge after an alleged tribal‑land fentanyl sale led to an off‑reservation overdose death.

A local tutoring nonprofit says 40 donated Chromebooks, staff laptops and livestream gear were stolen in a break-in. Organizers are holding a Sunday fundraiser to replace the equipment.

A New York City operator was arrested and indicted after investigators say his EyePic clinics billed Medicaid for surgeries that never occurred, allegedly taking more than $9M.

Advanced DNA testing tied evidence from an abandoned car to a relative of a suspected killer, giving Las Vegas detectives long-awaited answers in a 2005 strangling. The identification stops short of an arrest because the person tied to the DNA reportedly died in 2020.