It is the last place some in this community would expect or want to see Cruz’s younger brother. Yet Zachary Cruz was arrested last week, accused of trespassing on school grounds. Police say he ...

Zachary Cruz, 22, was expected to testify for the defence in Cruz’s sentencing trial, where a jury will decide whether to give him to life in prison without the possibility of parole or the ...

Zachary Cruz, 18, poses the same threat as his older brother — and his decision to trespass onto the Stoneman Douglas campus after school Monday is a warning sign that cannot be ignored ...

Mike Donovan, the former CEO of Nexus Services Inc., will not be prosecuted on an assault and battery charge filed in March.

Zachary Cruz, 24, was arrested by the Augusta County Sheriff's Office and Virginia State Police on Tuesday and charged with three counts of trespassing for trying to get into three separate ...

18-year-old Zachary Cruz, who currently lives in Palm Beach County, was arrested by deputies on Monday for trespassing on Marjory Stoneman Douglas High School’s campus. Cruz is the younger ...

They were each released on $50,000 bond later that day. The couple, who cofounded bond servicing company Nexus, took Zachary Cruz, 22, under their wing after his brother murdered 17 students and ...

Charged with trespassing on school grounds of Marjory Stoneman Douglas High School Monday, Zachary Cruz, 18, was slapped with a list of restrictions for the misdemeanor, plus a half a million ...

FORT LAUDERDALE — Zachary Cruz, the younger brother of Parkland mass shooter Nikolas Cruz, has settled a federal lawsuit that accused the Broward County Sheriff's Office, prosecutors and a judge ...

FORT LAUDERDALE, Fla. — In a photograph from their childhood, Nikolas and Zachary Cruz sit arm in arm, grinning like the best of buddies. But their relationship was much more tormented.

A nonprofit group by the name of Nexus Derechos Hermanos made the announcement on Wednesday on behalf of Zachary Cruz, 18, The Miami Herald reported. The civil rights law firm said they would ...