Wenatchee WorldCrime
Idaho State Police and the Idaho Department of Correction improperly withheld police employment records and other information from two news organizations, according to a state court ruling ordering the information
The Daily NewsCrime
She loved horses, traveling and her nieces and nephews. For 35 years, the woman killed in a Kalama crash was known only as Helen Doe.
RivertonrangerCrime
Two juveniles were arrested following a high-speed chase with police that reached 90 miles per hour and crossed multiple jurisdictions, according to the Riverton Police Department.
RivertonrangerCrime
• Sarah A. Evans, 44, Riverton, was arrested on a Fremont County warrant for revocation of release.
RivertonrangerCrime
Genetic genealogy nonprofit may help identify man whose remains were found near Cache Creek
LaramieboomerangCrime
CHEYENNE — Adrian Maggos, a local man accused of attempted second-degree murder, has agreed to a retrial of his case, following a mistrial on Nov. 6.
BuffalobulletinCrime
JACKSON — Three of the man’s wisdom teeth had been removed. But one was still in his mouth.
St. George NewsCrime
Matthew Sorber-Petrie, who was convicted of murder in connection with the shooting death of 17-year-old KayLee Dutton in January 2025, received the maximum prison sentence allowed by law.
St. George NewsCrime
Two St. George men were arrested on suspicion of a combined 48 offenses after police investigating a reported vehicle burglary say they discovered multiple damaged vehicles, stolen property and a
St. George NewsCrime
Two St. George men were arrested during an FBI undercover sting operation after investigators say they traveled to prearranged locations in Washington County to meet with individuals they believed were
St. George NewsCrime
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St. George NewsCrime
A 21-year-old man was arrested Wednesday evening after authorities charged him with DUI-related crimes related to a two-vehicle crash in Hurricane on Oct. 24.