A 19-year-old man was slashed on the Chicago Riverwalk Sunday night and taken to Northwestern Memorial Hospital; detectives are investigating.

Two Las Vegas locals walked 112 miles and released The Great Depletion, a short film tracing water from the Spring Mountains down to Lake Mead. Screenings are set in August.

Port of Subs will open its first D.C.-area shop in Laurel under veteran franchisee Bryan Denson, who had originally eyed an Arlington site.

A compact stormwater project at San Pascual would capture runoff and recharge groundwater — but neighbors, tribal leaders and L.A. officials warn it will cost trees and sacred ground.

A man was rushed to Ryder Trauma Center in critical condition after a stabbing near NW 2nd Ave and 32nd St; one person is being questioned.

A 2-year-old girl was pulled from Versluis Lake after nearly drowning; bystander CPR and a Kent County deputy helped revive her before she was taken to a hospital.

The state high court will decide whether electronic recordings can create official transcripts in many civil cases, a move that could restore appeals for millions. The ruling will affect family, probate and civil hearings across California.

NWS Raleigh warned of 60 mph gusts and possible roof and tree damage across parts of the Piedmont. The advisory named towns from Laurinburg to Rockingham and included a stretch of I‑73.

Two people were killed when their motorcycle struck a barrier on SR 509 near Pacific Avenue in Tacoma. Troopers say the cause of the collision is under investigation.

Vice President JD Vance will visit the 128th Air Refueling Wing at General Mitchell in Milwaukee on Wednesday; officials have released few public details.

A 39-year-old ATV rider died after an SUV struck his ATV at NE 76th and NE 137 in Clark County late Saturday night. The sheriff's Traffic Homicide Unit says alcohol may have been a factor.

Two house fires erupted blocks apart in Throgs Neck late Saturday, injuring a firefighter and sending a resident to the hospital. FDNY says both blazes are under investigation.

Lightning struck Geary’s wells and destroyed a control panel, leaving many homes with low pressure. City crews have contacted contractors and are asking residents to conserve water.