A June 24 traffic stop in Marietta led to the arrest of two North Carolina women and the seizure of roughly half a pound of meth. Deputies later searched an Andrews home and recovered scales and packing materials.

Gov. Josh Stein signed four bills in Raleigh addressing human trafficking, police staffing and protections for seniors' finances. SB 595's tax changes drew industry pushback.

Extreme heat grips Indianapolis today: highs near 94°F and heat indices in the 100s. Late-day storms could bring brief damaging gusts.

A cleaning crew in Crown Heights found a man’s body hidden inside a couch, prompting an NYPD probe and an autopsy by the city medical examiner.

A clown-masked thief reportedly hit an east El Paso Circle K three times, taking cans of Twisted Tea from the beer cooler. Crime Stoppers and police are asking for tips.

Town Hall's Room 5 is open as a cooling station after a local power outage left some homes without AC. Officials urged residents to stay hydrated and check on vulnerable neighbors.

The team behind Michelin‑starred Rocca will open Lumbre at the Rome Collective next Wednesday, bringing wood‑fired grilling, paella and seafood tapas to NoHo.

Denver Business Journal's expanded list ranks 661 employers that together account for more than 260,000 local jobs and maps hiring across the seven‑county metro.

Agha Juice & Cafe opened its third Texas location in Plano, serving falooda, chikoo shakes and desi club sandwiches. The new shop sits at 2060 West Spring Creek Parkway and adds South Asian drinks and desserts to the corridor.

A semitrailer carrying about 40,000 pounds of Frank's RedHot spilled along I‑71 north of Columbus; hazmat crews contained the sauce to protect storm drains and traffic.

Paid student mediators in Pittsburgh Public Schools helped mediate hundreds of conflicts this year, and officials tie the Safe Passage program to fewer disciplinary incidents at participating schools.

State wildlife officials are investigating reports of dead seagulls scattered near manufacturing buildings on Milwaukee’s north side; DNR collected carcasses for testing.

High water at Keystone Lake has left submerged trees, floating debris and sudden currents just ahead of July 4. Officials warn of closures and urge life‑jacket use.