Saint Maries: On 11 September 2026, in the afternoon, Benewah County Sheriff’s Office, Benewah EMS, Saint Maries Fire Department, and Spokane Bomb Squad responded to a potential explosive device found in a vehicle on Main Avenue in Saint Maries, ID. Police inspected the device and rendered it safe. No additional details were provided. The investigation is ongoing.

Fort Pierce: On 10 September 2026, around 1220 local time, Bomb Disposal Unit and Targeted Violence Unit for the Saint Lucie County Sheriff's Office (SLCSO), FBI, and ATF responded to a private residence on Balsam Drive in Fort Pierce, FL, after suspected destructive devices were found. While serving a protection order, SLCSO Targeted Violence Unit found eight suspected devices at the home. The bomb squad removed the devices and placed them in a containment vessel.

Roseville: On 7 September 2026, in the evening, Roseville Police Department and an unspecified bomb squad responded to an IED found in a vehicle during a traffic stop along Ivy Street near Atkinson Street in Roseville, CA. Officers established a perimeter while the bomb squad assessed the device and removed it for further investigation. Two suspects in the vehicle were arrested: the driver on suspicion of DUI and drug sale charges, and the passenger on outstanding warrants. It was not reported to whom the IED belonged. The investigation is ongoing.

Grand Island: On 6 September 2026, at approximately 0300 local time, the Grand Island Police Department responded to an explosion outside a private residence on North Wheeler Avenue. The blast occurred near the front door of the home belonging to a 46‑year‑old woman and caused damage to the yard, siding, and windows. She was inside at the time but was not injured. Later that morning, at approximately 1045, police responded again to the same residence after a second explosive device detonated inside a pickup truck parked outside the home.

Staffordsville: On 3 September 2026, at night, Paintsville Police Department responded to a domestic violence call at a private residence on Cross Creek Road in Staffordsville, KY. A 47-year-old male suspect attempted to light an incendiary device made from a bottle filled with an unknown liquid, a wire sticking out the top, and a suspected battery-powered detonator attached. After failing to ignite the device, he fled, resulting in a police chase. Police encountered several booby traps behind the property, including fishing hooks and lines strung at eye level.