A Miami Gardens woman surrendered to police and was booked in connection with a Feb. 22 shooting that left another woman hospitalized.

Circle G Farm has sued the buyer after a roughly $55 million sale collapsed, and court papers show creditors recorded more than $1 million in liens. The dispute highlights rising land and development pressure in Plant City.

The Colorado Supreme Court ruled that Unite for Colorado need not disclose donors after $4M in 2020 ballot spending, saying the advocacy didn’t meet a "major purpose" test. The decision revives debates over disclosure thresholds set by SB22-237.

A precautionary boil order covers South Jacksonville customers west of Phillips Ferry Road to Route 100 after a reported water main break; officials advise boiled or bottled water until tests clear.

An unidentified man was found shot to death early Wednesday inside a Pullman home; Area 2 detectives are investigating. No arrests were reported.

West Hollywood will launch a one-year drone first‑responder pilot by late July, sending unmanned craft ahead of deputies to scout scenes under new county rules.

A three-story Giannis mural on the 600 EAST building was spray-painted Wednesday, leaving a downtown landmark marred and prompting online reaction. City partners will weigh restoration options.

Crestwood aldermen reviewed updated plans to convert the old community center at Whitecliff Park into an outdoor hub with pickleball courts, bocce and a new amphitheater.

Supporters plan to gather at the Minneapolis federal courthouse Wednesday as hearings begin for 15 people indicted in connection with anti‑ICE actions earlier this year. Authorities and organizers are preparing for a packed courtroom and heightened security.

An advisory board recommends moving business‑attraction work into an independent public‑private agency to help Baltimore County attract investment and grow jobs.

Portland Fire & Rescue says a sprinkler system limited flames during a Northwest Portland high‑rise fire. Crews extinguished the blaze after arriving on scene.

Federal clearance unlocks disaster‑relief money for Surf City’s long‑planned beach renourishment, moving the six‑mile project closer to construction.

Hudson unveiled three preliminary design concepts for the 21-acre Clinton Crossing site at a July 1 open house, narrowing 17 resident-generated ideas into three draft plans.