A head‑on crash on U.S. Highway 181 near Hobson Road killed four people, including three San Antonio siblings, state troopers say. The wreck is under investigation.

A Richmond County deputy was arrested and fired after an audit found repeated personal searches in the county’s license‑plate reader system. The sheriff’s office says the probe is ongoing.

A heavy JSO response, including a helicopter, briefly closed Pritchard Road near I‑295 Saturday after an incident at a RaceTrac in Picketville.

An 11-year-old girl and her father were shot in the parking lot of a Hallandale Beach McDonald's; police say the child needs surgery and a suspect remains at large.

A judge dismissed misdemeanor charges against 73‑year‑old Sharon Hinton after a Jan. animal seizure; her daughter pleaded guilty to several counts and owes restitution. The case grew from a rescue that left more than 20 animals in need of care.

Fifteen years after Dion Thomas was killed near Grant Park, his family returned to the site as Cincinnati police place the case under a fresh cold‑case review. Loved ones say they still want answers.

Westlake police arrested two adults after officers found a 13-year-old driving a Ford Focus with a loaded handgun under the seat. Both adults face improper-handling and child-endangerment charges.

Denver police say two people were taken to the hospital after a shooting near 17th and Wazee; investigators are working to develop suspect information. Tips can be phoned to 720-913-2000 or 911.

A 17-year-old is in ICU after a June 12 shooting at a Highway 99 plaza; Lynnwood’s mayor says he’ll take new steps to curb youth gun violence.

A driver died after veering into the wrong lane and crashing on Old Humble Road near FM 1960, the Harris County Sheriff’s Office says.

A 70-year-old Pennsylvania passenger was ejected and killed after an RV ran off I‑77 in Carroll County; Virginia State Police are investigating and the family is searching for a missing dog.

A Monroe man was arrested after deputies say he smashed into an occupied home with a landscaping stone; he is charged with breaking and entering to terrorize or injure.

A sudden flood soaked the Nashville Humane Association’s dog-holding area on June 27, leaving parts of the shelter nearly under water and prompting an urgent response.