A Chalmette gastroenterologist has an arrest warrant after patients reported inappropriate touching during procedures earlier this month.

Council leaders debated tweaks to a settlement that lowers future trash bills and ends paid Balboa Park parking; the deal averts litigation but creates budget trade‑offs. The council pressed staff for firm timelines and refund rules as budget votes approach.

A viral video shows a 10-year-old in handcuffs downtown; Nashville’s Community Oversight Board has opened a review and will examine police rules for minors.

Ann Chase, 80, was found dead inside her crashed car in a northwest Portland ravine after a days-long search. Authorities say the Medical Examiner is investigating.

Medical City Frisco and Medical City Plano rolled out a mobile ECPR program in April, letting paramedics trigger ECMO‑equipped teams en route to speed cardiac rescue. The system makes Frisco the first local hospital to offer ECPR and builds on Plano’s ECMO work.

The Dry Creek Fire burned roughly 287 acres south of Rifle on June 23, prompting mandatory evacuations and a shelter at the Garfield County Fairgrounds.

A bubblegum-pink brunch spot from La Fondita’s team has opened in downtown Santa Rosa, pairing Mexi‑brunch plates by day with burgers, pizza and tacos at night.

DeKalb's council voted to migrate its license‑plate readers to Flock Safety under a two‑year, $27,500 agreement, prompting privacy concerns from residents.

Crawford Hoying wants to remake more than 17 acres along West Wilson Bridge Road into a walkable district of homes, shops, offices and a 290‑room hotel. The rezoning heads to the Worthington planning commission on June 25.

FDLE will debut a statewide Spectrum Alert next Wednesday to help locate missing children with autism. The system can broadcast statewide notices and geolocated emergency texts.

Triple-digit heat hits El Paso today with highs near 106°F. Cooling centers are open across the city.

A 93,000‑square‑foot Ikea opens in Webster on June 26, becoming the chain’s 10th Texas store and offering showrooms, design help and Swedish food.

PSC secured a $10M NSF award to build Bridges-3, a next-gen supercomputer planned to go live in summer 2027 and designed to boost AI and large-data research in Pittsburgh.