A tour bus carrying 63 passengers collided with a disabled SUV on State Route 60 near Hacienda Heights in Los Angeles County early Sunday, killing the SUV driver and injuring 32 people. The crash, which occurred around 5 a.m., caused the SUV to burst into flames, trapping and killing its driver. Two bus passengers were critically injured, while others suffered minor to moderate injuries. The … Continue reading 1 dead, dozens injured in fiery tour bus collision near Los Angeles

A 14-year-old from Harrisburg, Pennsylvania, is facing multiple charges after leading police on a high-speed chase in Lancaster County on May 6. The unlicensed teen allegedly drove recklessly, nearly hitting pedestrians, ran a stop sign, and drove the wrong way before being arrested. Charges include reckless driving, fleeing police, and endangering others, USA Today has reported. Written by B.C. Begley Continue reading 14-year-old charged for reckless driving, leading officers on pursuit

Two South Gate men, Juan Gabriel Gonzalez, 22, and Dereck Nathan Lopez, 21, are facing federal charges for allegedly stalking and robbing over a dozen casino winners at gunpoint on highways. Prosecutors say the pair used fake names in casinos to target big winners, then followed and ambushed them, stealing cash or chips in at least 15 incidents. One victim lost $21,000; another lost $130,000. … Continue reading LA men allegedly ‘hunted’ casino winners, robbed them at gunpoint

Newark Mayor Ras Baraka was arrested for trespassing at the ICE detention center Delaney Hall in New Jersey during an attempted visit with Democratic Congress members, who said they were conducting federal oversight. Despite warnings from Homeland Security officials, Baraka refused to leave and was taken into custody. His team said he remains detained at a nearby CBP office. The visit was to inspect conditions … Continue reading Mayor of Newark arrested for trespassing at Ice detention center

Nearly 60 felony cases are being dropped in Hanceville, Alabama, due to widespread corruption in the local police department, where officers, including the chief, were indicted for mishandling or removing evidence. A grand jury recommended the department be abolished after an audit revealed missing or undocumented firearms, drugs, and cash. Most affected cases were drug-related, CBS News has reported. The town has since disbanded the … Continue reading Almost 60 cases dismissed due to corruption in a northern Alabama police department

Former Fox News host and longtime Trump ally Jeanine Pirro has been appointed interim U.S. Attorney for Washington, DC, after Trump’s original pick, Ed Martin, faced strong Republican opposition. Trump praised Pirro’s legal and media career, while Martin will shift to a DOJ role overseeing the Weaponization Working Group. Pirro is leaving Fox News immediately. Her broadcasts were part of Fox’s defamation lawsuits, though she … Continue reading Trump names Jeanine Pirro interim US attorney for DC

A Florida woman, 61-year-old Cynthia Diekema, was killed after a startled alligator tipped over the canoe she and her husband were paddling on Lake Kissimmee. The couple accidentally drifted over the alligator in shallow water, triggering the fatal encounter. A trapper later captured an 11-foot alligator suspected in the attack. Officials noted that while fatal alligator attacks are rare, they are more likely during spring … Continue reading Alligator kills woman in Florida after tipping over her canoe

Over 200 suspected child predators were arrested and 115 children rescued in a five-day nationwide sting operation called “Operation Restore Justice,” federal officials announced. The effort involved 55 FBI field offices and over 90 U.S. Attorneys Offices, targeting online enticement, child sex trafficking, and child abuse material crimes. Among those arrested were individuals in trusted roles, including teachers and law enforcement, The Hill has reported. … Continue reading 200+ alleged child predators arrested in FBI operation, officials say

Jockey Junior Alvarado faces a $31,000 fine and a one-day suspension for overusing his whip during Sovereignty’s victory at the 151st Kentucky Derby, violating Horseracing Integrity and Safety Authority (HISA) rules. Alvarado admitted he lost track of his whip use in the heat of the moment, exceeding the six-strike limit. Sovereignty won $3.1 million of the $5 million purse, with Alvarado’s share around $310,000. He … Continue reading Kentucky Derby-winning jockey fined for excessive use of whip

A U.S. jury has acquitted three former Memphis police officers—Tadarrius Bean, Demetrius Haley, and Justin Smith—of all state charges in the 2023 beating death of Tyre Nichols, a 29-year-old Black man. The officers had previously faced federal charges and were convicted only of witness tampering. Nichols died three days after being violently beaten by five officers, sparking national outrage and renewed scrutiny of police brutality. … Continue reading US jury acquits three Memphis police officers in Tyre Nichols beating death

The FAA is working to overhaul its air-traffic control system following a deadly midair collision, frequent equipment failures, staffing shortages, and near-misses at U.S. airports. Transportation Secretary Sean Duffy is expected to announce a major reform plan. Newark Airport has faced delays due to runway work and staffing issues in Philadelphia, where controllers oversee Newark’s airspace. United Airlines is cutting 35 daily flights through May … Continue reading FAA Pledges Air-Traffic Fixes for Newark Airport

Mahendra Patel, a 57-year-old Georgia man accused of attempting to kidnap a 2-year-old at a Walmart, has been released on $10,000 bond after six weeks in jail. Patel was charged with attempted kidnapping, assault, and battery after the child’s mother, Caroline Miller, claimed he tried to pull the toddler from her lap. However, surveillance footage appears to contradict her account, showing Patel interacting calmly and … Continue reading Man accused of kidnapping toddler at Georgia Walmart released on bond

A man, Jimmy Wayne Carwyle, 48, was arrested after crashing his car into the front gate of Jennifer Aniston’s Los Angeles home in Bel Air on Monday. The actress was home at the time. Carwyle was apprehended by private security guards and later hospitalized for back pain before being booked. He faces charges for using his vehicle to ram the gate. Aniston, who bought the … Continue reading Man arrested after crashing car into front gate of Jennifer Aniston’s home

A New York town official, John Reilly III, has been arrested for allegedly shooting a lost DoorDash driver who was asking for directions in Chester, about 50 miles north of Manhattan. Police say Reilly told the driver to leave his property and then fired multiple shots as the driver tried to leave, hitting him in the back. The victim, 24, is hospitalized in stable condition. … Continue reading Town official allegedly shoots lost DoorDash driver looking for directions

The body of 10-year-old Devah Woods was found Tuesday morning after she was swept away by floodwaters in Brenham, Texas. She disappeared Monday near Fireman’s Park as heavy storms hit the region. Despite rescue efforts, including by a police officer who was also swept away but survived, Woods could not be saved. Over 16 agencies joined the search. Her school is offering counseling, and authorities … Continue reading Rescue Teams Recover Body Of Girl Swept Away By Floodwaters In Texas

An 89-year-old Florida man, Robert Markel, and his dog were killed in separate bear attacks near his home in Jerome, possibly involving multiple bears, according to state wildlife officials. The attacks, which occurred Monday near Big Cypress Wildlife Management Area, may be the first fatal bear attack in Florida’s history. Authorities have since killed three bears in the area and are conducting DNA tests to … Continue reading 89-year-old man and dog killed in bear attacks in Florida

Rodney Hinton, an Ohio father accused of intentionally killing a deputy with his car after his son was fatally shot by police, was denied bond during a tense court hearing. Hinton pleaded not guilty to aggravated murder in the death of Deputy Larry Henderson, who was struck while directing traffic. The incident occurred a day after Hinton viewed police footage of his 18-year-old son Ryan … Continue reading Chaos at hearing for Ohio father accused of fatally striking deputy with car after son killed by police

President Trump has proposed reopening Alcatraz as a larger federal prison, prompting the Bureau of Prisons to begin assessing the idea. BOP Director William Marshall said the agency would “vigorously pursue” the president’s agenda, though critics point to the high cost and impracticality of restoring the facility, which closed in 1963. Experts note existing federal prisons already need $2 billion in repairs, and House Speaker … Continue reading Trump touts ‘very strong’ Alcatraz as Bureau of Prisons assessing reopening prison

Three people were killed and five others injured in a mass shooting Sunday night at a restaurant in Glendale, Arizona, near Phoenix. Police described the scene as chaotic and believe multiple shooters were involved. Several individuals have been detained for questioning, but no arrests have been made. Authorities are still investigating the motive and whether the victims knew each other, CNN has reported. The shooting … Continue reading 3 killed, 5 injured after mass shooting at restaurant in Glendale, Arizona

Sean “Diddy” Combs is facing a federal trial on charges of racketeering conspiracy and sex trafficking, with jury selection beginning this week. Prosecutors allege that Combs led a decades-long criminal enterprise involving his employees, who they claim arranged drugs, prostitutes, and covered up violent assaults. The charges span alleged crimes since 2004, including kidnapping, bribery, obstruction, and sexual exploitation. Combs, who has pleaded not guilty, … Continue reading Diddy Jury to Decide if He Led Criminal Enterprise

At least three people were killed and nine others remain missing after a small boat carrying 18 people overturned near San Diego on Monday. Four survivors were taken to local hospitals, while authorities, including the U.S. Coast Guard and San Diego Sheriff’s deputies, launched a large-scale search operation. The boat, identified as a panga—a small, open vessel commonly used for smuggling—capsized off the coast near … Continue reading At least 3 dead after boat overturns near San Diego

On May 3, the U.S. Coast Guard rescued 32 people from a 63-foot Lamborghini Tecnomar yacht that began sinking near Monument Island off the Miami coast. The vessel reportedly went vertical in the water as it took on water around 5 p.m. ET. Fortunately, all passengers were recovered safely and without injuries. Commercial salvage crews are working to recover the yacht, which authorities say does … Continue reading Dozens rescued from sinking yacht off Miami Beach

The Pentagon has established a second military zone near El Paso, Texas, as part of the Trump administration’s border enforcement efforts, despite a sharp decline in illegal crossings. This new zone extends from Fort Bliss to Fort Hancock and is intended to deter illegal activity. Critics warn it further militarizes the border and criminalizes asylum seekers, while experts note it exploits a legal loophole to … Continue reading U.S. declares military zone around El Paso, allowing soldiers to arrest migrants

A New Orleans police officer was seriously injured Thursday after being dragged by a vehicle while aiding a possible overdose victim in a Walmart parking lot. As the officer administered Narcan, the suspect drove off with her still attached. She fired her weapon, hitting the suspect, and was thrown under another vehicle. The suspect later crashed and was pronounced dead at the hospital. A female … Continue reading New Orleans police officer dragged by car after responding to overdose call

At his second-degree murder trial, former Michigan officer Christopher Schurr testified that he feared for his life when he fatally shot Patrick Lyoya in the back of the head during a 2022 struggle after a traffic stop. Schurr said he was exhausted and believed Lyoya, who had grabbed his Taser, might use it against him. Prosecutors questioned the necessity of deadly force, pointing out Lyoya … Continue reading Michigan officer on trial tells jurors he feared for his life before killing African immigrant