News for October 10, 2025

Montgomery police said a juvenile was arrested in connection with a downtown shooting that killed two people and wounded 12 others.

After nearly 17 years, the murder case of art dealer Cliff Lambert ended with Daniel Garcia and David Replogle finally being sentenced to life without parole for their roles in the plot.

Wendy Osefo and her husband Eddie Osefo were arrested in Maryland after a grand jury indictment over claims they falsely reported a home burglary and theft.

Federal authorities charged George Russell Isbell Jr. with mailing a threatening letter to conservative influencer Benny Johnson, a case that drew attention because of Johnson’s ties to the Trump administration.

Former NFL player Wesley Leasy is seeking $2 million after he and his daughter say Phoenix-area police wrongly held them at gunpoint and handcuffed them at an airport.

A blast at Accurate Energetic Systems’ explosives plant in rural Tennessee left authorities searching for survivors and trying to determine what caused the explosion.

Kapil Raghu, an Indian immigrant in deportation proceedings, is asking ICE to drop his case after police wrongly mistook a perfume bottle labeled “Opium” for narcotics.

Authorities say Adva Lavie used dating apps to meet older men in Los Angeles County and then burglarized their homes after gaining their trust.

Billie Eilish was briefly pulled into the crowd by a concertgoer during a Miami show, but she quickly recovered and kept performing.

A blast at Accurate Energetic Systems in rural Tennessee killed and left several people missing, and officials are still trying to determine what caused it.

Pennsylvania officials arrested Gina Marie Marks and Steve Nicklas in an alleged fortune-telling scam that they say stole hundreds of thousands of dollars from victims.

Trump meant to send a private message to Pam Bondi asking for charges against his critics, but he accidentally posted it publicly.

The Trump administration is increasingly calling protests, court rulings, and Democratic opposition “insurrection” as Trump weighs whether to use the Insurrection Act.

Pennsylvania’s usually quiet court retention vote is drawing unusual attention and money because three Supreme Court justices, including Christine Donohue, Kevin Dougherty, and David Wecht, could help decide the court’s balance for years.