A goat found near trails in Clover tested positive for rabies; four people were referred for medical follow-up. Officials urge vaccinations and reporting.

A Broward County jury awarded $603 million after a counterfeit DTN airbag allegedly exploded and killed 22‑year‑old Destiny Byassee, raising new pressure on parts sourcing and federal regulators.

Commissioners heard that Mountain Valley Transit is squeezed by Medicaid‑linked funding cuts and an aging fleet, while an SS4A study flagged thousands of crashes and lane‑departure hotspots.

A Las Vegas homeowner says squatters moved in, changed the utilities and put their name on her mailbox. Police say paperwork and a produced lease have slowed removal.

Court records and local reporting show GOP hopeful Arthur Joseph McCaffrey faced multiple criminal cases, including child‑neglect allegations from 2024.

Peachwave plans a 'Coming Soon' self‑serve frozen‑yogurt shop at 4019 Pitts Road in Katy, expected to open in July with rotating flavors and a full toppings bar.

The Sonoma County Board approved Dr. Mia Shim as the county health officer, effective Wednesday. Shim joins from Seattle public health with nearly 20 years of experience.

A Chalmette pastor received a seven‑year prison term after a jury convicted him of indecent behavior with a juvenile. The survivor told the court the abuse left lasting trauma.

Sin Bandera brings the Escenas tour to El Paso County Coliseum on September 18, 2026. Amex presale starts July 8 and general sale begins July 10.

A 1901 Pearl District landmark is on the market as downtown vacancy and tangled debt push owners to rethink options. The listing is a test case for reuse or debt-driven buys.

An adult man was found shot and killed on the 6900 block of East D Street in Tacoma; detectives say the death is being investigated as a homicide.

Knox County deputies arrested two after a West Knox search of a Ladbrook Lane home, seizing ammunition and suspected narcotics. Prosecutors filed drug and weapons charges as the investigation continues.

A Moon Township swim coach was placed on interim suspension by the U.S. Center for SafeSport after being listed for 'allegations of misconduct.' Local clubs and the school district have not provided details.