Public Safety

Legal questions could affect Luigi Mangione case

Legal experts are examining a possible procedural issue that could affect the case against Luigi Mangione, but no dismissal or release has been ordered.

Families sue major social platforms over teenagers’ deaths

Families of four teenagers who died by suicide are suing Meta, TikTok, Snapchat and YouTube over alleged harms to children.

Justice Department seeks dismissal of case against former Olympian

The Justice Department has asked a court to dismiss the case against former Olympian Klete Keller over alleged damage to the Lincoln Memorial Reflecting Pool.

Apalachee High shooter’s father sentenced to 15 years in prison

Colin Gray was sentenced after a jury convicted him of murder and other charges tied to providing his son with the gun used in Georgia’s deadliest school shooting.

Teacher Arrested After Clapping at Data-Center Zoning Meeting

A Kansas public-meeting arrest has raised questions about when officials may restrict applause and other expressions during zoning hearings.

Activist Faces Felony Case After Phone-Wipe Feature Used at Border

Federal prosecutors say deleting data during an airport inspection was illegal; the defendant’s lawyers say the search targeted protected activism.

Communities Reconsider License Plate Cameras Amid Privacy Concerns

Some communities are ending automated license plate reader contracts while weighing public-safety benefits against privacy concerns.

Dangerous Texas Heat Pushes Temperatures Past 100 Degrees

Triple-digit temperatures are raising heat-safety concerns across Texas, including South Texas.

Researchers Warn Millions of Cars May Carry Vulnerable Aftermarket Alarm

Researchers say a shared Bluetooth security weakness in KARR aftermarket alarms could let a nearby attacker unlock or disable a vehicle.

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