A Chinese national was arrested at Honolulu’s airport and charged with visa fraud after authorities say he concealed PLA service and Communist Party leadership. Federal court records and reporting detail the allegations.

IBEW Local 48 and Ironworkers Local 29 rescinded endorsements for Councilor Mitch Green, citing his stance on the Moda Center renovation and the Bull Run water project.

At least four masked suspects forced their way into a Cimarron Hills home early Tuesday; one person was killed and investigators are asking for tips.

A 58‑year‑old Mooresville man drowned on Lake Norman on the Fourth of July; investigators say there are no signs of foul play.

An Oklahoma prisoner already tied to a 2022 cellmate death is accused of killing another inmate at the McAlester penitentiary, raising fresh questions about oversight. Investigators and prosecutors are reviewing the case.

Pasco deputies are asking for help identifying a man accused of using stolen personal information to open a fraudulent account and make unauthorized purchases on U.S. 19 and in the Wesley Grove shopping area.

With 30‑year rates near 6.4%, some Houston buyers are choosing 5/1 ARMs to lower early payments — but experts warn to read the fine print.

A man the FBI had been seeking was returned to Sacramento after a 2025 capture in Mexico and arraigned on a murder charge tied to a 2017 death.

Rockwell Beer Company will open a concession-style beer garden behind Tower Grove Park’s Piper Palm House this fall as part of a larger park renovation. Park leaders say the stand will sit in a new Event Support Building and aim to be family-friendly.

Sloane, a 45-story tower in Seattle's Denny Triangle, topped out this week at the former Elephant Car Wash site, bringing hundreds of apartments and underground parking.

Charlottesville's Pikasso Swig is opening a Fayetteville Street outpost, pairing cocktails with hands‑on craft projects and private‑party packages in downtown Raleigh.

Bristol County Sheriff Paul Heroux accused ICE of publicly trying to shame his office after a federal social-media post about a detainee. He says Massachusetts law prevents holding people on detainers.

An 18-year-old rider from Spring Glen was killed in a crash on State Route 52 in Wawarsing. State police are investigating and seeking witnesses to the collision.