Chicago’s Shannon Rovers mark their centennial with a Soldier Field gala that blends family tradition, parade pageantry and a village‑style celebration.

A federal judge dismissed Joshua Turnidge’s suit over constant cell lighting at Two Rivers, saying the corrections agency’s security-focused lighting policies did not violate his rights.

A 15‑year‑old’s death after an e‑bike collided with a motorcycle has left family and communities calling for better safety and training for young riders.

A CHP traffic stop in Oakland uncovered an AR-15, a Glock and high-capacity magazines; the driver was arrested and booked into Alameda County Jail.

Breitling and VCR Group are converting the former Urban Outfitters on North 6th Street into a members‑only club with a rooftop lounge and tiered memberships.

Nan Xiang has quietly soft-opened at the Mall of Georgia in Buford, bringing its Michelin-recommended xiao long bao to metro Atlanta. A grand opening is scheduled for Aug. 3.

The Jacksonville Sheriff’s Office is on scene after a reported shooting in Arlington on Tuesday; investigators have not yet released victim or suspect details.

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.

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