Three men charged with breaking into Tennessee prison to smuggle contraband
Three men face aggravated burglary charges after they allegedly cut through a barbed-wire fence at the Shelby County Penal Farm in Memphis, Tennessee, and tried to smuggle bags of contraband into the correctional facility in the early morning hours of a recent Tuesday. Carloss Wilkins, 31, Ladarius ...
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Iran launches missiles at Bahrain and Kuwait after U.S. strikes, raising stakes across the Gulf
Iran fired ballistic missiles and drones at two American allies in the Persian Gulf early Sunday morning, striking a residential building in Bahrain and forcing Kuwait's air defenses into action, a direct answer to U.S. military strikes on Iranian targets that Tehran has refused to absorb quietly. T...
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Two sisters and friend charged with murder after Texas mother of five stabbed to death in broad daylight
A 32-year-old mother of five was stabbed three times at a busy Del Rio, Texas, intersection on a Thursday afternoon, and by nightfall, she was dead and three young women faced murder charges. Caroline "Caro" Peña was attacked near a Sonic restaurant on what a childhood friend called "one of our bus...
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Virginia sheriffs and prosecutors defy state AR-15 ban as July 1 deadline looms
Twenty-nine Virginia law enforcement officials, 12 sheriffs and 17 commonwealth attorneys, have publicly declared they will not enforce the state's ban on AR-15-style rifles and magazines holding more than 15 rounds, a measure set to take effect July 1, 2026. The growing list of local officials refu...
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Former youth pastor dies in custody hours before court hearing on wife's 2006 murder
David Vander Meer, a 49-year-old former youth pastor charged with murdering his wife nearly twenty years ago, died from what Las Vegas police called "self-sustained injuries" at the Clark County Detention Center on the same day he was scheduled to appear before a judge. The Las Vegas judge handling ...
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Search for missing Marine off Southern California shifts to recovery operation
A U.S. Marine went missing from the amphibious transport dock USS Anchorage during a training exercise off the Southern California coast, triggering a massive search that spanned roughly 2,400 square miles before the Navy shifted the operation from rescue to recovery, a grim signal that officials no...
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American rescue teams deploy across Venezuela as earthquake death toll nears 1,500
Search and rescue crews from California, Virginia, and Florida are fanning out across earthquake-shattered Venezuela, racing against a closing survival window after twin quakes killed at least 1,430 people and left nearly 69,000 missing. The two earthquakes, magnitudes 7.2 and 7.5, among the stronge...
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New ransom note in Nancy Guthrie kidnapping claims video evidence of suspect
A new ransom note sent to TMZ claims to include video of 84-year-old Nancy Guthrie alongside the person who allegedly abducted her from her Arizona home nearly five months ago, the latest in a string of disturbing communications that have kept her family in torment and investigators publicly silent....
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Grand jury indicts New Jersey sergeant who went for pizza instead of investigating double-murder scene
A Hunterdon County grand jury has indicted Franklin Township police Sergeant Kevin Bollaro on charges of official misconduct and tampering with public records for what prosecutors describe as a breathtaking failure to respond the night two people were shot and killed near his patrol area. Three 911 ...
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Titusville police chief fired after officers find him at crash scene with open vodka bottle
Titusville, Florida, police officers responding to a vehicle crash on a Tuesday night found a familiar face in the front seat of the wrecked city-owned SUV: their own chief of police, John Lau, sitting beside a large bottle of vodka. Lau was off duty at the time. He refused alcohol testing. A sergea...
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