Costco filed plans for a 166,000‑sq‑ft warehouse and a 24‑pump fuel center near Clayton that would be the first Costco in Johnston County.

A 24-year-old man was hospitalized after an argument in a West Englewood home turned into a stabbing; a 31-year-old woman was detained and detectives are investigating.

A gas line leak closed all northbound lanes of Florida's Turnpike near mile marker 73, forcing detours onto the Sawgrass Expressway and snarling the commute. Emergency crews and FHP are on scene.

A New Orleans woman was arrested after police say she fired multiple shots on I-110 in Baton Rouge and grazed a motorist; she faces attempted murder and weapons charges.

Two Dallas officers were injured when a suspected impaired driver struck their patrol vehicle at Abrams and Royal; the driver has been arrested and faces charges.

A suspect was arrested after a man and woman were found shot to death inside a Page home on July 5. Police say evidence at the scene led investigators to a person of interest and the alleged weapon was seized.

City Council approved a one‑year extension of Motor City Match, preserving grants and design support that help Detroit entrepreneurs open storefronts. The move keeps another round of awards on the calendar.

A man in his 20s died after a firework exploded in his hand on the roof of an abandoned TCAAP building in Shoreview; multiple agencies are investigating.

Sip & Forage will open outdoor carts at 1900 SW 5th Ave while construction finishes, after months of permitting delays.

Egypt led defending champions Argentina 1-0 at halftime in Atlanta after Yasser Ibrahim’s 15th-minute header and a Lionel Messi penalty was saved.

Jungsik Yim's new Midtown project Mūje serves an eight-course, $150 pan‑Asian tasting that traces flavors across the continent. The menu balances precise technique with playful, cross‑regional flavors.

Go Greek Yogurt is opening a downtown Seattle location this winter at 2130 7th Ave, taking over the former Sub Pop storefront near the Amazon Spheres.

Midyear figures show homicides and non‑fatal shootings down roughly 28% in Milwaukee through July 5, 2026, even as thefts rose slightly. City leaders outlined the numbers at a planned news conference.