A severe storm collapsed the ceiling at Roof Above's Hub, closing its dining room and pausing laundry and shower services; meals have been shifted to the Depot next door.

A Gulf station in Lunenburg sold a $1 million Colossal Millions scratch-off; the claim was filed by a Quincy trust that took a $650,000 lump-sum and the store gets $10,000.

A deep‑seated machinery fire at 14000 NE 190th St sent crews from multiple departments to the scene; Eastside Fire & Rescue says occupants evacuated and the blaze is under control.

Karla Silvestre declared victory in a razor‑thin Montgomery County at‑large primary, edging Fatmata Barrie by roughly 1,175 votes in a race decided as mail‑in and provisional ballots were tallied.

A $47 million tax‑credit financing package will fund a preservation rehab of Walnut Park Plaza, preserving roughly 227 subsidized senior apartments in West Philadelphia.

A John Jay accounts-payable manager has been indicted for allegedly diverting about $710,000 in student stipends tied to the college’s APPLE Corps program.

Denver police are seeking tips after a hit-and-run on Leetsdale Drive left a bicyclist with serious injuries. Tipsters can remain anonymous and may qualify for up to $2,000.

Ten out‑of‑state owners told a Ninth Circuit panel Hood River’s residency‑based short‑term rental rule discriminates; the court heard arguments and will issue a written decision soon.

A 37-year-old man was arrested in Houston County after a child's outcry led deputies to make an arrest near Latexo. He was booked on a $300,000 bond and his parole was revoked.

A Flagler Beach resident is jailed after his girlfriend says he beat, strangled and raped her in a half‑day ordeal; prosecutors have asked that he be held without bond.

A domestic dispute on Laurel Creek Trail near Smyrna turned deadly Tuesday night; Cobb County police say one woman died, a man was hospitalized and a suspect is in custody.

Fire crews probed a possible gas explosion at a Yarmouth Road home Tuesday night; authorities have released few details so far.

Baltimore police released surveillance images and announced a $4,000 reward after a chain-wielding suspect allegedly assaulted a 66-year-old taxi driver and tried to carjack his cab near Horseshoe Casino.