Jason Dehart

When a Florissant woman was pulled over here earlier this year, she thought it was odd the cop asked her to unlock her phone to see her insurance card, then took her phone back to his car — for 10 minutes.

A Missouri woman has been charged with trying to defraud Elvis Presley’s family out of millions of dollars through the bogus sale of Graceland, the King of Rock and Roll’s legendary home in Memphis, Tenn., federal prosecutors said Friday.

The State Police recruit severely injured in a boxing “training exercise” has died, the MSP announced late Friday night.

The Miami-Dade Police officer who is on administrative duty after a heated traffic stop with Miami Dolphins star Tyreek Hill last weekend previously had been investigated for complaints of excessive force, conduct unbecoming and body-worn camera violations, according to department records.

A middle school teacher was caught on video choking a student, then the assistant principal didn’t report it and told a student to delete the footage, Florida authorities said.

A manhunt remains underway Saturday night for a man considered armed and dangerous after five people were shot along Interstate 75 in Southern Kentucky, said Laurel County Sheriff’s Office Deputy Gilbert Acciardo.

Sheriff’s deputies on Friday led a 14-year-old high school freshman into a Georgia courtroom, where he learned he could face life in prison without parole for allegedly gunning down two of his classmates and two teachers. Shackled and wearing a green jail uniform, Colt Gray nodded silently as the judge explained the proceedings.

The brothers of three high ranking officials in Mayor Eric Adams’ administration have become ensnared in a corruption investigation that prompted federal authorities to execute search warrants on them and several top mayoral advisers this week, according to law enforcement sources and other individuals familiar with the matter.

An Osage Beach Police Officer died in a fiery wreck Saturday after a car chase, police said.

The man accused of driving drunk and fatally striking NHL star Johnny Gaudreau and his younger brother, Matthew, made his first court appearance on Friday, where he was ordered to remain behind bars until at least Thursday.