Sadboy Creamery is opening a pint‑focused shop on Marion Street, expanding production and aiming for a September opening to ease weekly sellouts.

An early‑morning single‑vehicle crash on Minnehaha Avenue West killed the driver; police say the car struck a tree, a retaining wall and a boulder. Investigators are probing the cause.

Drone photogrammetry shows calves make up about 9% of Hawaiʻi Island spinner dolphins — well under the 17% expected for a stable population and prompting calls for time‑area closures.

A man was shot outside the Save-A-Lot on E. Seymour in Bond Hill on Tuesday; police say he is expected to recover. Investigators released no suspect information.

Sheriff’s investigators and Berwyn police executed a search at a smoke shop, seizing roughly 36 kilograms of suspected cannabis and alleged psilocybin; two were charged and released.

Business Oregon's TA program reports 932 business launches since 2023 after 61,330 hours of coaching and $11.3M in capital for underrepresented entrepreneurs.

A volunteer‑restored ballfield at Cherokee Park was left pockmarked after a golf cart tore through the turf; players and neighbors are organizing repairs.

Osceola deputies released surveillance photos after a June 26 break‑in at Cross Prairie K‑8 in Kissimmee; three young males are wanted for theft and vandalism.

Imogene + Willie is expanding its 12South flagship and carving new retail and restaurant suites at its 12th Avenue South property.

A Henderson pizzeria is expanding into a neighboring storefront to open a deli and sandwich shop, adding daytime sandwiches and grab‑and‑go options. Initial coverage lists few timeline details.

An adult man was shot in the cheek by police at Harbor Crest Apartments in Euclid. Dispatchers said he was alert and conscious and investigators are on scene.

A Garner couple was arrested after their 6-month-old was found with broken ribs. Both face multiple felony child-abuse counts and are being held without bond.

At Hopland, robots, drones and smart valves demoed for winegrowers — and Napa’s farmworker report shows the region is especially exposed to automation.