Memphis’ AFSCME workers are nearing a $22 hourly wage floor, with sanitation employees also slated for a 5% raise. The agreement still needs City Council approval.

Aaron Rodgers took aim at Anthony Fauci on The Pat McAfee Show. Steelers coach Mike McCarthy wants the locker room talking football instead.

Mason native Peyton Stearns is bringing hometown energy to Red Bull BassLine, a fast-paced tennis exhibition debuting in the U.S. at the Cincinnati Open.

A trooper was hurt when a vehicle struck his cruiser during a Monday night traffic stop on westbound I-90 in Bratenahl. The crash involved three vehicles and sent two people to the hospital.

One Knox Inspire is bringing five teams to Knoxville this weekend for a second season built around competition, travel and belonging.

A technical rescue team is using ropes to recover a body from a steep area near NW Cornell Road west of Portland.

A Baltimore judge denied bail for Michael Harvey as his Laurens Street murder case heads toward a third trial. The conviction was overturned after an appellate ruling on jury instructions.

A Damascus-inspired shawarma restaurant is taking over the former Mola Empanada space in Adams Morgan. The opening date is still under wraps.

The FBI is still hunting Alvin Scott, wanted in a 2001 Buckhead double murder. A $20,000 reward remains available for information leading to his arrest.

Kissimmee commissioners are weighing a proposal that could let heavier work trucks park in residential neighborhoods while changing how vehicle size is measured.

A suspicious canister has closed several downtown Miami blocks as police investigate. The item was reported near North Miami Avenue and NE 5th Street.

Texas’ new higher-education watchdog has received 73 complaints and opened two investigations. Here is what the office can — and cannot — investigate.

Federal and Pennsylvania authorities charged 19 defendants in alleged Philadelphia-area home-care schemes involving more than $4 million in Medicare and Medicaid claims.