Court filings allege a 42‑year‑old Waukesha man sexually assaulted a 5‑year‑old who stayed in his tent. He’s held on $100,000 bond and a July 22 hearing is scheduled.

A Nashua woman was arrested after police say she stabbed her husband during a domestic dispute. She faces multiple assault charges and is being held without bail.

Multnomah County has declared a pit bull a danger to the public after it killed a 6‑pound Chihuahua in Northeast Portland. The county has issued a civil notice seeking to suspend ownership and may pursue legal removal.

An apparent murder‑suicide left two adults dead near 99th Avenue and Camelback Road on Friday; Phoenix police say detectives are investigating.

A 36-year-old man was shot early on the 2200 block of North Palethorp Street. Police say the shooter fled, returned to punch him and remains at large.

A Jacksonville man was sentenced to 210 months after pleading guilty to driving the final leg of a cross-country shipment that hid kilos of fentanyl and meth in an SUV.

A city sanitation truck being towed detached and rolled into a Dallas home on Thunderbird Lane. The elderly occupants were uninjured and investigators are probing what went wrong.

A 37-foot boat struck the break wall off Burke Lakefront Airport Thursday night; Coast Guard crews rescued 10 and four were injured, including a child.

Federal prosecutors say a former Houston school board president was sentenced to 40 years after sexually exploiting a minor relative. The U.S. Attorney's Office flagged the case under Project Safe Childhood.

A shelter-in-place warning briefly locked down neighborhoods east of Highway 680 in Walnut Creek after a chemical odor set off alarms. Officials later lifted the order after monitoring found no active spill.

A Tampa man was arrested after deputies say he chased an ambulance and caused a crash that endangered paramedics and a patient. The Sheriff's Office says he faces multiple felony counts.

A Seattle couple says a buyer drove off with their pickup during a fake test drive; a neighborhood post and tips helped lead to the vehicle's recovery.

A West Philadelphia man was sentenced to 20–40 months and six years probation after being convicted of seeking to build explosives for a Syrian extremist group. The district attorney called the term too light and is weighing an appeal.