• Savannah Assault Between Man and Woman Ends With Defensive Gunfire

    Savannah police say a woman fired a firearm on Louisville Road to stop an assault by a man she had previously dated. Investigators ruled the shooting an act of self defense and arrested the man on a battery charge while the broader case remains under review.

  • U.S. Customs and Border Protection Agents Shoot Two People In Portland

    Two people were shot by US Customs and Border Protection agents Thursday afternoon near East Burnside and 141st Avenue in Portland and were believed to be alive, according to city officials. The FBI is reported to be leading the investigation into the federal agents use of force.

  • 1 Dead After Federal ICE Agent Shoots Woman Who Attempted To Run Them Over

    A shooting involving a federal immigration enforcement officer in south Minneapolis led to a heavy law enforcement response, protests, and calls for a local, transparent investigation. City and state leaders are urging calm even as tensions rise over public safety, federal presence, and the use of force in a busy neighborhood.

  • Winston Salem Man Killed In Shooting Ruled Self Defense

    Forsyth County deputies say the first homicide of 2026 has been ruled a justifiable act of self defense after a late night shooting at a home on Hartman Plaza Court. Investigators, working with the district attorney, concluded that the resident’s use of a firearm met the legal standard for self defense, though the incident remains…

  • One Killed, One Injured As Berry Area Shooting Probed As Self Defense

    A deadly shooting in the Berry area of Tuscaloosa County is being reviewed as a possible act of self defense after investigators interviewed witnesses and collected evidence. One man died and another survived with injuries, and the case is now headed to a grand jury for a decision on charges.

  • Rare Trial Tests Police Duty To Act In Uvalde School Shooting

    A Texas jury in Corpus Christi is being asked to decide whether former Uvalde school police officer Adrian Gonzales committed a crime by not confronting the Robb Elementary gunman sooner. The rare case uses Texas child endangerment law to test how far police duty to act extends during a mass shooting.

  • Raleigh Teacher Killed In Home Invasion, Suspect Had 20+ Arrests

    Police say Raleigh science teacher Zoe Welsh was killed after calling 911 to report a man inside her Clay Street home, sparking outrage and grief across the community. The suspect, 36 year old Ryan Camacho, faces murder and burglary charges amid renewed scrutiny of his long criminal history and questions about public safety and self…

  • California Open Carry Ban Struck Down By Ninth Circuit

    A Ninth Circuit panel has ruled that California’s broad ban on openly carrying firearms in most populated counties violates the Second Amendment because it conflicts with historical traditions of firearm regulation. The decision removes a major barrier to open carry while leaving the state’s licensing system in smaller counties largely intact.

  • U.S. Attacks Venezuela, Takes President Maduro Into Custody

    Trump said the U.S. conducted overnight strikes in Venezuela and captured President Nicolas Maduro, prompting Caracas residents to report explosions, smoke, and outages. Venezuelan leaders condemned the action as allies demanded proof of life and warned of serious consequences.