A 29-year-old worker died after being pinned under equipment at Pilgrim's Pride's Cold Spring plant; authorities and OSHA records are under review.

A Raleigh man admitted to running a Los Angeles lab that billed Medicare and Medi‑Cal for more than $60 million in fake tests. Prosecutors say the operation paid collectors and used stolen clinician data to generate bogus claims.

A Route 59 water main leak prompted a precautionary boil order across several Plainfield neighborhoods as crews worked to repair the break and traffic was restricted.

Sunnyvale DPS says a Mountain View search turned up an un‑serialized AR‑15–style rifle, handguns and a 30‑round magazine. The resident is a documented gang member under investigation.

Two Georgia men were arrested at Miami Stadium after deputies say they used fake FIFA credentials to charge fans up to $1,000 during a World Cup match. The arrests come amid broader warnings about ticket and credential scams.

A marked Los Angeles patrol car caught fire after a police pursuit ended in a crash, video shows. Emergency crews extinguished the blaze while investigators combed the scene.

A Rancho Penasquitos family says their Ring cameras were secretly watched for hundreds of hours. Rayna Bell pleaded guilty to a reduced eavesdropping charge and will serve probation.

A small group of baboons briefly left their enclosure at Texas Biomed's SNPRC on Wednesday but were quickly recaptured. Officials say no one was at risk and the animals are unharmed.

Lake City police identified the man shot on NW Albright Place as Jayveon Montroll Hall and arrested a 25‑year‑old suspect after a K‑9 apprehension.

Police released surveillance images after a June 19 armed robbery near Dufossat Street and are asking the public for tips.

A late-night shooting near a Chase Bank on Washington Boulevard left one man injured and a bank window shattered. Police are searching for two suspects.

A 40-year-old man wanted in a June 18 Milwaukee homicide was seen in Arbor Vitae and ran from deputies; authorities say he is dangerous.

A West Oahu man was sentenced to 188 months after prosecutors say he bought more than 100 pounds of meth, cocaine and heroin in an undercover sting. Federal prosecutors tied the case to a Homeland Security Task Force operation.