Six people were charged in Pacific Palisades after prosecutors say unlicensed contractors solicited fire survivors. The DA warns residents to verify licenses before hiring.

Washington County deputies say a GPS‑tracked bait bike placed in Aloha has produced 34 arrests and led to the discovery of outstanding warrants and controlled substances. The sheriff declined to disclose which arrests became theft charges.

A major Jacksonville riverfront parcel is being shopped to master developers; industry reporting says the mixed‑use site is shovel‑ready with utilities in place.

Rothy's is coming to Cherry Creek Shopping Center, bringing washable, recycled-material shoes and bags to Denver as the mall undergoes a major renovation. The store is listed as "Coming Soon" and is expected in 2027.

A Dexter father has pleaded not guilty after his 4-month-old son was airlifted to Cardinal Glennon with head and limb injuries. Authorities say medical exams found a skull fracture and other wounds.

FBI Houston says a 15-year-old visiting for World Cup events was enticed online to travel from Texas to Illinois; she was located and reunited with family and investigators are still working the case.

Seattle police say a man was arrested after posing as a City Light worker while trying to steal copper from the West Seattle Bridge. Officers report tools, spools of copper, meth and an illegal knife were found.

Federal court records allege longtime Ionia Township treasurer Marilyn Harp took roughly $747,000 over more than a decade, money prosecutors say paid for a vacation home and bills.

Air‑tow kicked off a $6.8M, 76,000‑sq‑ft expansion in Wapakoneta that will shift HQ functions and add roughly 10–15 jobs.

House Bill 1083 would let hiring parties — including app platforms — contribute to portable benefit accounts owned by independent contractors, allowing them to buy health and retirement coverage without reclassification.

A Norristown man surrendered on June 29 after the PA attorney general alleged he ran a $3.8M Ponzi scheme that left dozens of local investors with major losses.

Ordinance 26‑17 allows accessory dwelling units in many Winter Garden residential zones, sets design and placement standards, and prohibits short‑term rentals.

Brown Advisory will move its New York office to 520 Madison Ave and has promoted Danielle Barrett to lead the growing team as the firm expands its Midtown footprint.