HIGHLAND — A Highland police officer was taken to the hospital early Friday after a suspected impaired driver crashed into a squad vehicle with its emergency lights activated. The officer was ...

Agents searched his Ohio apartment and found a cache of stolen books. McCarty-Thomas was charged in federal court. A judge called him a “young man (who) does not have insubstantial intelligence” ...

But the strangulation deaths of the two older men — one on South Beach, the other in Little Havana — could have been avoided ...

Uttaro said a total of four cars and two homes were damaged. "These fires are considered suspicious and are currently under investigation through a joint effort with the Nassau County Fire Marshal's ...

Nassau police this week announced the arrests of seven men in connection with home break-ins in Muttontown, Old Westbury and Garden City. In a release issued late Thursday night, police said three New ...

In 2023, crime statistics from the Shreveport Police Department show a 5% decrease from 2022 in overall violent crime from 1,492 to 1,423 but a 20% increase in property crime from 7,221 to 8,670.

One of the suspects was arrested in Lee's Summit, and the stolen vehicle has been recovered. If you have any information about a crime, you may contact your local police department directly.

Metropolitan Police Department Sheriff Kevin McMahill opened the event hosted at the Fontainebleau Las Vegas. He said 2024 motor vehicle thefts and homicides in the department’s jurisdiction ...

The Justice Department said the president’s Jan. 6 blanket pardon extends to firearms and explosives recovered far from the Capitol.

Ukraine’s National Police has received 25 Volkswagen Amarok Pickup vehicles from the EU, which are intended for use in frontline areas. At the handover ceremony, Deputy Head of the National Police ...

Police said they received reports that Carishe was seen entering a rideshare vehicle and may be in the Tampa Bay area. Police said she is 5 feet, 4 inches tall and weighs about 110 pounds.

CLEVELAND, Ohio (WOIO) - Vehicles stolen in less than 90 seconds. It’s an alarming pattern Cleveland Police want you to know about, involving some technology you may have on your keychain.