The House narrowly passed a 215 6208 war powers resolution to bar further U.S. strikes on Iran, marking a rare congressional rebuke. The measure now moves to the Senate.

Miami‑Dade will auction the 1928 Dade County Courthouse online July 1–31, with an Industry Day for bidders on June 30. The sale follows a failed developer proposal and years of deferred maintenance.

A judge ordered a former Amelia Baptist Church secretary to pay $20,000 after deputies say she embezzled more than $570,000 from the congregation.

A New Boston registered sex offender was sentenced to 10 years after investigators found child sexual abuse material on his phone, court records show.

Queen Anne’s County approved a 12‑month moratorium on data‑center applications. Officials say the pause will let them study water, power and land‑use impacts.

Kane County officials say ICE's arrests outside the county jail were lawful; Illinois law offers civil remedies and limits on courthouse arrests.

Sara Bareilles plays Bass Concert Hall on Oct. 6 as part of her Good Grief Tour, supporting her first full-length in seven years. Presales start June 8; general sale June 10.

U.S. marshals arrested 31-year-old Frankie Hairston on June 3 in Cleveland; he was wanted in the Oct. 18, 2025 Slavic Village shooting that killed two men.

Multiple threatening calls forced Frederick High School and nearby campuses into a brief lockdown Wednesday; officials cleared the buildings and thanked responding agencies.

A pre‑dawn crash on SR 18 near I‑5 in Federal Way left one person dead and closed westbound lanes. Troopers are investigating and WSDOT travel alerts remain in place.

Emergency crews recovered a body Thursday from a pond near the Arizona Biltmore Golf Club. Phoenix police have taken over the death investigation and have released few details.

YOSA is converting a former church and charter school at 802 Oblate Drive into its first permanent campus, adding rehearsal rooms, classrooms and family spaces.

A UKG survey finds the FIFA World Cup could cost employers $17B globally and $11.7B in the U.S. as workers reshuffle schedules, stream matches and take time off.