An NCHS baseball coach was charged by the Illinois AG with felony sexual‑assault and obstruction counts; he’s been placed on leave and is in county custody.

A DeSoto County judge revoked a suspended sentence for a Memphis man, ordering 19 years and 223 days after prosecutors moved to reactivate a term tied to a 2008 child‑sex conviction.

Two people were booked into Pierce County Jail after police located a body tied to the disappearance of JBLM veteran Caelick Bradley.

A federal judge has ordered a San Antonio hospice to stop using the Magnolia name while a trademark fight plays out. The ruling spotlights how shared brand names can scramble patient referrals.

Xcel’s voluntary Time of Use option offers very cheap overnight power but steeper evening peaks; some Minnesotans will save while others may see higher summer bills.

Norris police are investigating after hundreds of dead rats were found dumped in woods near Lower Clear Creek Road. State and county crews are assisting removal while investigators seek tips.

Outdoor Retailer’s Summer Market will be held Aug. 19–21, 2026 in Minneapolis, ending Salt Lake City’s recent run as host and reshaping local business calendars.

Vail's Mikaela Shiffrin's 100th World Cup triumph in Sestriere is No.24 on the Colorado Sports Hall of Fame Top 150 list, a hometown moment for a global record.

A Lakeland man faces criminal charges after investigators say he struck an ambulance and fled, injuring a paramedic. Authorities say the case is under active investigation.

The inaugural Portland Arts Week turns the Cultural Corridor into a sports‑themed art festival July 9–12, pairing a PAM symposium with gallery walks and pop‑ups.

Shakira’s Las Mujeres Ya No Lloran World Tour plays two nights at Kaseya Center this week; ticket and venue details for Miami fans.

A viral video shows a horse being dragged behind a pickup in East Las Vegas; LVMPD's animal‑cruelty unit is asking the public for tips.

At 50, SAS is publicly mapping an AI-first strategy while executives say they've prepped systems for a potential IPO — but founder Jim Goodnight still calls the timing.