Top headlines: Friday, May 25

Here are the top headlines for Friday, May 25.

1. Maximum enforcement period begins today

The California Highway Patrol will be paying extra attention on the roads this Memorial Day Weekend.

Officers will begin those patrols at 6 p.m. Friday and will focus on seat belt safety and impaired drivers.

2. Gas prices high ahead of long weekend

Prices are high at the pumps this long weekend.

The statewide average in California is about $3.73. Across the country, the average price per gallon is about $2.97.

3. Attempted murder suspect arrested

A man has been arrested after an attempted murder case Wednesday night in Modoc County.

Authorities arrested Eugene Bell, 44, in connection with the crime in the 300 block of Lucilane.

4. Harvey Weinstein turns himself in to police

Film producer Harvey Weinstein arrived at a New York police station Friday morning.

Weinstein was released on $1 million bail. He reportedly agreed to stay in New York and Connecticut and to be monitored electronically.

5. Shooting at Indiana middle school

Two people were injured after a shooting at a middle school in Noblesville, Indiana.

One suspect has been taken into custody.