Christie's International Real Estate First Coast posted its biggest month ever in June, pulling in more than $110M and pushing first‑half totals to record highs.

Oh My Gyros is opening in Elyson this fall, bringing gyros, big platters and catering to the new town center in Cypress.

OneBlood says it needs 50 rare O‑negative units before surgeons can give 18‑year‑old Gigi a potentially curative bone marrow transplant.

Seniors at Thomas Bishop Apartments endured a roughly 29-hour outage during a heat wave, leaving many without air conditioning or transport to cooling centers.

The FTC warns some AI 'bias' fixes could themselves breach consumer law and has opened a public comment period through July 31.

An Extreme Heat Warning is in effect through Friday in St. Louis. Highs near the mid‑90s with heat‑index values above 100; cooling centers are available.

Helotes will hold a free July 3 celebration at the Festival Grounds with live music, 70+ vendors and a fireworks show around 9:15 p.m.

Triple‑digit heat will bake Boston today with an Extreme Heat Warning and an ozone alert. Cooling centers are open and isolated afternoon storms are possible.

Harley-Davidson has closed its Mitchell International hangar and says it will demolish the flight‑support building, ending a long-running presence on the airport campus.

A Pinellas volunteer youth baseball coach was arrested and held on $5,000 bond after authorities say he sent sexually explicit images to a teenager. Digital messages and photos are central to the probe.

Undercover sheriff’s investigators ran a Garfield Ridge sting that led to 11 men being cited $1,000 each and nine vehicles towed. Officials say the sweep is part of an ongoing demand‑reduction effort.

Prosecutors dropped a 15-count case against a Baltimore teen after they said a crucial eyewitness could not be reached. The dismissal leaves open the possibility of refiling if the witness turns up.

A Jacksonville pastor was arrested June 22 on felony sexual‑battery and lewd‑molestation charges involving two juveniles. Court documents describe alleged grooming and a prior school‑year allegation.