Two horses were spotted near Cutler Elementary in Hamilton Monday; a police detective rounded them up and walked them home.

A proposed interlocal agreement would let police route some crisis calls to a 24/7 diversion center run with Emergence Health Network instead of booking people into jail.

Heat Advisory noon–8 p.m. Tuesday with highs near 96 and heat‑index into the 100s. Scattered afternoon storms could bring heavy downpours and gusty winds.

An Oklahoma City family says a $50,000 cashier's check mailed through USPS never arrived. A look at how banks and the Postal Service handle lost checks and what to do next.

Neighbors say a six-foot sinkhole on Miller Street has been growing for months and left the Port Richmond block barricaded while crews coordinate sewer and street repairs.

New York DOH has assessed more than $4 million in penalties against 20 nursing homes for falling short on minimum staffing standards, even as providers dispute whether funding is enough.

Seniors at the Hampton Apartments in Clearwater say they endured more than two weeks without central air-conditioning before management confirmed repairs Monday.

Caf Corazn is closing its Bay View restaurant, affecting 26 employees. Riverwest and Brown Deer locations remain listed on the chain's site.

A person was hospitalized after being struck in the head with a firearm on Glen Meadow Avenue; police say investigators believe the injury was from being hit with a gun, not a gunshot wound.

Frontier’s twice‑weekly Denver flight from Corpus Christi could be cut after mid‑August as the carrier reshapes its network. City officials say the airline is under contract through Aug. 17 while talks continue.

A Surf Club Four Seasons condo in Surfside is under contract at $31.5M after a July 2025 buy for about $18.35M, creating a potential 70% paper gain for the seller.

Anahi Mendoza, 19, was killed in a Sedro‑Woolley hit‑and‑run on July 4. Her family says the suspect's long criminal record shows a systemic failure.

The Wu administration declined to use reserve funds as Boston Public Schools trims more than 560 positions in its FY27 plan. The cuts largely affect paraprofessionals and other student‑facing roles.