Actor Keegan Allen Robbed at Gunpoint Outside West Hollywood Grocery Store
“Pretty Little Liars” actor Keegan Allen says he was struck with a gun and threatened with a knife by two masked men outside a West Hollywood grocery store, who fled with his watch.
Mike Tyson Says He Hand-Delivered Diddy’s Pardon Request to Trump
Mike Tyson confirmed in a new interview that he hand-delivered a pardon request letter from imprisoned music mogul Sean “Diddy” Combs to President Trump, though Trump has signaled he isn’t considering granting one.
Federal agents arrest 28 in Skid Row drug trafficking sweep
Federal agents, alongside the LAPD, arrested 28 people and executed 44 search warrants in a drug trafficking crackdown centered on Skid Row, seizing weapons, drugs and vehicles tied to alleged dealers.
West Des Moines Man Charged After Shooting Spree on I-35 Wounds Driver
Andrew Darrick Tanaka, 27, of West Des Moines, faces four counts of attempted murder after allegedly firing on multiple vehicles along Interstate 35 in Warren County, wounding one woman and telling police afterward, “I had to kill people today.”
Alpharetta Teen Pleads Not Guilty to Sexual Battery, Sodomy Charges
A 15-year-old Alpharetta boy has pleaded not guilty to seven felony charges, including aggravated sexual battery and sodomy, tied to an alleged April assault at a local fitness center.
Bronx Wellness Operator Now Charged With Murder in NAD+ Injection Death
Luis Rojas Cabrera, 55, now faces a depraved indifference murder charge after the medical examiner ruled the death of patient Elizabeth Baron, 27, a homicide following a NAD+ injection at his unlicensed Bronx wellness center.
Man Pleads Guilty in Fatal Stabbing of Lauren Heike on North Phoenix Trail
Zion Teasley pleaded guilty to first-degree murder in the 2023 stabbing death of Lauren Heike on a north Phoenix hiking trail, with prosecutors dropping their death penalty pursuit in exchange for a guaranteed life sentence.
Tennessee Death Row Inmate Gets Reprieve After Pike’s Lethal Injection Faltered
Tennessee death row inmate Gary Wayne Sutton, convicted in a 1992 double murder, will live into 2027 after Governor Bill Lee paused executions following problems with Christa Pike’s lethal injection.
DNA Confirms Creek Remains Are Missing Fort Worth Flight Attendant
DNA testing has confirmed that remains found in a Montague County creek belong to Rana Nofal Soluri, a Fort Worth flight attendant missing since March 2025; her former roommate is charged with her murder.
Blackburn Calls for Return of Electric Chair After Botched Execution of Knoxville Killer Christa Pike
Sen. Marsha Blackburn says Tennessee should bring back the electric chair after the botched lethal injection of Knoxville murderer Christa Pike, while her death sentence remains in question.
Federal Judge Tosses 91 Pounds of Meth Evidence, Rules License-Plate Database Search Violated Driver’s Rights
A federal judge threw out 91 pounds of methamphetamine seized in a Tulsa County traffic stop after ruling that a deputy illegally searched a month of a driver’s location history through license-plate-reader databases without a warrant.
Registered Sex Offender Charged After Attacking Woman and Gym Employee at Cambridge Planet Fitness
A Cambridge man with a prior child rape conviction is held without bail after prosecutors say he attacked a woman and sexually assaulted a Planet Fitness employee who intervened, just weeks after a sex-offender registration charge against him was dismissed.
Irvine Realtor Accused of Spying for China on President of Taiwan’s Son
An Irvine realtor was arrested at LAX while trying to board a flight to Shanghai, accused of surveilling the son of Taiwan’s president on behalf of Chinese government officials.
Andrew Mountbatten-Windsor Launches Legal Challenge Over Birthday Arrest
Andrew Mountbatten-Windsor has applied for a judicial review into the lawfulness of his February arrest at Sandringham and the police searches of his Norfolk and Berkshire properties, with a private hearing set for Thursday.
Two Killed, One Stabbed at Porterville Party Shooting
At least two people were shot and killed and a third was stabbed during a party in Porterville late Friday night, police say.
Bartender Charged After Edisto Island Bar Fall Killed Minnesota Woman
A bartender at an Edisto Island bar has been charged with voluntary manslaughter after a 62-year-old Minnesota woman died from a fall down stairs outside the bar, which her longtime friend says was actually a violent shove.
Police K-9 Finds 440 Pounds of Cocaine in Alhambra Traffic Stop
Alhambra police say K-9 Otis helped officers find about 440 pounds of cocaine hidden in cardboard boxes during a traffic stop, leading to the arrest of a Huntington Park man.
12-Year-Old Girl Killed by Stray Gunfire Near Youth Football Event at Leon Day Park
A 12-year-old girl was killed and three adults wounded when two men allegedly opened fire on each other during a parking dispute near a youth football homecoming event at Baltimore’s Leon Day Park.
Cornell Rape Case Investigation Reopened as AOC’s Remarks Draw Dispute From University
Tompkins County’s district attorney has reopened the investigation into a Cornell fraternity sexual assault case after a civil lawsuit’s new allegations, while Cornell disputes Rep. Alexandria Ocasio-Cortez’s public account of its disciplinary response.
Ventura County Jury Convicts Family Behind Decade-Long Massage Parlor Trafficking Ring
A Ventura County jury convicted four members of a family accused of running massage parlors in Ventura, Port Hueneme and elsewhere as fronts for a decade-long prostitution and trafficking operation.
Former Knoxville Police Chief Says 1995 Colleen Slemmer Murder Still Haunts Him
Former Knoxville Police Chief Phil Keith says he’s still haunted by the 1995 torture and murder of 19-year-old Colleen Slemmer, as the case resurfaces following a botched lethal injection attempt against ringleader Christa Pike.
Ryan Anderson Reacts to Death of Gypsy Rose Blanchard’s Ex-Partner Ken Urker in Louisiana
Ryan Anderson, Gypsy Rose Blanchard’s ex-husband, says he was shocked to learn of the suspected overdose death of her former partner Ken Urker at his Louisiana home, and that his first concern was for Blanchard and their daughter Aurora.
Brewster Man Arrested Twice in One Day Is in US Illegally, DHS Says
A 24-year-old Brewster man accused of robbing a Kent convenience store and later groping a woman on a Metro-North train was arrested twice in 18 hours this week; DHS says he is in the US illegally with a long criminal history.
Clancy Attorney Denies Shifting Strategy After Mistrial, Defends Evidence Challenge
Lindsay Clancy’s attorney, Kevin Reddington, says he has questioned the strength of the prosecution’s case from the start, after a Plymouth County judge postponed rulings on key motions to Nov. 2.