Heavy showers and a Flood Watch will make commutes soggy in Cincinnati Saturday. Expect brief intense downpours and street ponding.

Afternoon storms likely 2–8 p.m. Saturday in Baltimore; a few could pack damaging winds and flash flooding. Heat surges back midweek with highs in the 90s.

Hot and humid Saturday with scattered afternoon storms possible; heavier rounds may arrive Sunday night into Monday with localized flood risk.

Clear and warm Saturday morning in NYC; scattered showers and a few storms possible midday. Hotter air arrives Tuesday–Wednesday.

LAFD crews knocked down a structure fire at 1530 S Long Beach Av Friday; no injuries were reported and investigators are probing the cause.

The UAE is opening a consulate in Miami to deepen business ties in technology and aerospace. Mohammed Abdulla Al Ahbabi will lead outreach across Florida as talks with local leaders ramp up.

A one-alarm blaze at a Lakeshore Drive grow house is under control after firefighters said interior boarding and illegal grow equipment complicated the response.

A multi-vehicle crash in Hyde Park, South L.A., killed two people and left several others injured. Authorities say the cause remains under investigation.

An 18-year-old was arrested after deputies say she struck a Miami-Dade sergeant during a traffic stop tied to a disabled-parking check in Fontainebleau.

Maple Grove Fire Chief Maddison Zikmund was charged with felony third-degree criminal sexual conduct tied to an alleged 2017 assault of a 17-year-old Fire Explorer. Authorities say the complaint details grooming, explicit messaging and an assault at a Blaine residence.

A multi‑agency sweep across Tenderloin, Mission and Southern districts led to 76 arrests, including 57 wanted on warrants, and the seizure of drugs and a gun.

A man and a woman were found shot inside a Westwood home Friday. LAPD says detectives are treating the deaths as a possible murder‑suicide.

Flagler deputies arrested two Miami men after finding two dogs and two pigeons suffering inside a U‑Haul whose cargo area hit 102 degrees. The animals were taken for emergency care and the sheriff warned against leaving pets in hot vehicles.