Mystery plumber claim emerges in Nancy Guthrie disappearance as police probe continues
A YouTube streamer has reported that a plumber may have visited Nancy Guthrie’s Tucson home days before her disappearance, raising new questions in the high-profile case that police have yet to confirm. Nancy Guthrie, 84, vanished from her Tucson, Arizona, home on February 1, with investigators sa...
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Former Gurley police officer admits guilt in fatal high-speed chase, receives probation
Christopher Whalen, a former Gurley, Alabama police officer, has pleaded guilty to criminally negligent homicide after killing 22-year-old Matthew Norwood during a 2023 high-speed chase, a plea and sentence that has left the victim’s family unsatisfied as Whalen avoids jail time unless he violates...
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Three killed, 23 wounded in Trenton and Chicago mass shootings minutes apart
Deadly shootings in Trenton, New Jersey, and Chicago left three people dead and 23 wounded in less than 15 minutes, as officials called for answers and communities demanded action. Gunfire erupted just before 12:30 a.m. on August 30, 2026, in Trenton, New Jersey, near 194 Locust Street, sending poli...
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Teen driver crashes through Portsmouth airport fence, strikes plane and tractor during police chase
A 17-year-old allegedly fleeing police smashed through a Portsmouth International Airport fence and collided with airport equipment and a small plane, with authorities now charging him with multiple offenses. Law enforcement officers in Portsmouth, New Hampshire, faced chaos shortly after 8 p.m. on ...
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Oklahoma City man accused of using homemade flamethrower on deputies during eviction
Oklahoma County deputies say a 61-year-old tenant unleashed a burst of fire with a makeshift flamethrower as they tried to serve an eviction notice, raising new questions about safety, preparedness, and accountability in law enforcement encounters. When Oklahoma County sheriff’s deputies arrived t...
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Hegseth halts promotion of four Army officers linked to removed generals
Defense Secretary Pete Hegseth blocked the promotions of four Army officers with connections to previously ousted generals, sparking controversy among military leaders and raising new questions about Pentagon priorities. Four Army officers, described as two women and two Black men, were removed from...
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49ers owner Jed York arrested in Ohio prostitution sting, pleads no contest to lesser charges
San Francisco 49ers owner Jed York was arrested in an Ohio prostitution sting and later pleaded no contest to misdemeanor charges, raising questions about accountability for high-profile figures in sports. Jed York, majority owner of the San Francisco 49ers, found himself in handcuffs after an under...
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Santa Barbara man found dead hours after jail release, sheriff investigating
David Mireles was found dead in brush near the Santa Barbara Main Jail just hours after his release, raising new questions about local jail protocols and the sheriff’s handling of vulnerable detainees. The Santa Barbara County Sheriff’s Office is investigating the death of David Mireles, a 53-ye...
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Juvenile shot in San Francisco's Mission Bay as police search for suspects
A male juvenile was shot and wounded Friday afternoon in San Francisco's Mission Bay neighborhood, and police have made no arrests, adding another entry to a pattern of youth-involved gun violence in California. San Francisco police responded to the intersection of Fourth and Channel streets at 4:17...
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Ohio police help crack 30-year California cold case after DNA links remains to missing man
A small-town Ohio police department played a key role in identifying human remains found at a California campsite in 1994, closing a case that stumped investigators for more than three decades. Loggers discovered part of a human skull near a Putt Lake campsite in Placer County, California, on July 7...
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