Belgium beat the U.S. 4-1 at Lumen Field, ending the home team’s World Cup run. De Ketelaere scored twice and a costly goalkeeper mistake proved decisive.

Cloudy morning in San Jose with a marine layer; gusty NNW winds this afternoon. Beach Hazards Statement through Friday warns of sneaker waves and strong rip currents.

Boomerang Industrial has started site work on STX Frio, a 325,274‑sf cold storage warehouse at FM 2252 in Schertz. The speculative project includes modern cold‑chain specs and public infrastructure support.

Morrow’s gumbo ramen earned a No. 7 spot on Food Network’s Top 10: Noodles, giving the Marigny restaurant a national spotlight. The bowl’s Creole‑meets‑Asian elements drew praise.

A five‑building row in Carnegie Hill traded to ABJ Properties for roughly $23M as Aimco continues to sell off its New York holdings. Neighbors will watch for management or permit changes.

Forsyth County’s sheriff unveiled a humanoid robot that can walk, talk and 3D‑map crime scenes — and he says it could be used on hostage calls and dangerous calls.

A 37-year-old Elyria man was arrested after an altercation left a woman with a deep finger injury; he faces a felony domestic-violence charge and is due in court July 7.

A Monroeville man was charged after a July 25, 2025 East McKeesport crash that killed a 45‑year‑old. Court papers say his BAC was 0.176% and his speed about 48 mph.

A 23-year-old man reported being struck with a firearm in northeast Salem; police arrested two adults and a juvenile and say a gun was recovered.

Milwaukee police are probing a deadly crash Monday night near Union Cemetery that left at least one person dead. Investigators processed the scene around 21st and Townsend.

U.S. Marshals arrested Joseph Cooper, 31, in Glenside after he allegedly tried to flee on an electric scooter. He was wanted in Camden County on attempted murder and racketeering charges.

A woman died July 5 after a Maserati took a curve too fast and struck her on Belt Line Road in Grand Prairie. Police say the driver is cooperating and the investigation remains open.

Baltimore County certified its June primary on Monday, finalizing razor‑thin wins for Ruben Amaya and Arkia Wade and locking in November council matchups. The expanded nine‑seat council could look notably younger and more diverse next term.