New York City reached a $1.7M settlement with Extra Space after complaints of rats and surprise rent hikes. A $1M restitution fund will open for claims beginning Aug. 1.

Seattle Fire crews say a car struck a home's garage at Bartlett Ave NE and NE 113th St; one person was reported trapped and crews remained on scene. Officials urged people to avoid the area.

A 22‑year‑old Bentleyville man is jailed after state police say he sexually assaulted a 15‑year‑old in Jefferson Township; a preliminary hearing is set for July 28.

A Middleburg widower started a GoFundMe after his wife, Samantha Cicone, was killed in a Sept. 15, 2025 home invasion that ended when a teen shot the intruder.

Fulshear Development Corp. reviewed a conceptual mixed-use parking garage that could add about 260 spaces and street-level retail on a full downtown block. Officials say the plan is early-stage and will need more review.

Two shootings on Milwaukee’s north side on July 9 left one person dead and two wounded; police are canvassing neighborhoods and seeking tips and video.

A 63-year-old woman was arrested in Oakland Park after her three dogs were found dead inside a tent amid high heat. Authorities charged her with animal cruelty and set bond.

Phoenix is under an Extreme Heat Warning Friday with highs near 111°F and limited overnight relief. Call 2‑1‑1 or use county cooling centers if you need a cool place.

The Cafritz Foundation has asked D.C. zoning for extra time to secure restaurants, a wine venue and a recreation operator at Art Place at Fort Totten.

Taurus landed an $85.4M refinancing for two Orlando multifamily properties it bought in 2021, covering 532 units and underscoring renewed lender interest in stabilized assets.

ConsumerAffairs puts Oklahoma in the bottom ten states to move to in 2026, citing weak health and education scores even as costs stay low.

Jefferson County says a 61-year-old man is in custody and charged after a July 1 shed fire on Meyers Gulch Road that deputies and Evergreen Fire quickly contained.

A former Oxford Center staffer told a Howell judge she was fired after confronting supervisors about billing; three witnesses described alleged irregularities in court testimony. The statements are part of a state health‑care fraud case against the center’s founder.