Police say surveillance and an affidavit show a body was moved into a city trash can; 65‑year‑old Richard Fishel was booked on a felony charge in West Palm Beach.

A Glasair I RG crashed near Lewiston Thursday evening as the pilot attempted an emergency landing. The 62-year-old pilot was transported to Mayo Clinic Saint Marys and investigators are on the scene.

A state police helicopter filmed a July 1 pursuit of suspects on a stolen ATV in Detroit that included an attempted carjacking and ended in a crash and arrests.

The state budget names the Diaper Bank as North Carolina’s official supplier of period products for schools, but advocates warn funding and distribution still lag demand.

State agents searched four Springfield stores and removed thousands of unregulated hemp and kratom products amid a months‑long investigation. Officials say the seized goods are now evidence.

D.C. Attorney General Brian Schwalb sued two landlords, accusing years of neglect that led to a Sept. 20, 2024 gas explosion that displaced residents and injured a tenant.

Elderly tenants at Stratford Manor say broken elevators have left them effectively trapped; management says a replacement part won't ship until July 15.

A new civil suit says Memphis‑Shelby County Schools and Winchester Elementary ignored warnings that allowed a teacher to sexually abuse fourth‑graders; the complaint names the principal and counselors.

Maui County will host a July 15 open house in Lahaina where wildfire‑impacted homeowners can meet Goodfellow Bros. and preview Ho‘okumu Hou rebuild plans.

State task force raids in Southern California seized thousands of plants and more than 63,000 pounds of illicit cannabis, revealing banned pesticides and firearms at several sites.

Mayor Keith Wilson was fined $526 after the city auditor found he accepted donations that exceeded Portland's 2024 limits. The notice explains the rules and next steps.

Bodycam video posted by the King County Sheriff's Office shows deputies breaking down a door and carrying three young girls out; the children's father was arrested.

Texas sent the first TEFA payments on July 1, funding nearly 73,000 accounts and opening a marketplace with more than 54,000 approved items for families.