A person was killed after being struck by a train on Columbus' North Side; police temporarily closed the tracks while investigators processed the scene.

The Nuggets waived veteran Jonas Valančiūnas before a July 8 guarantee, saving about $8M and leaving Denver with a $2M payout and more offseason flexibility.

A Macomb man faces a federal cyberstalking complaint after years of alleged threats and hundreds of emails tied to an Ithaca church.

More than 325,000 Honda Odyssey minivans are being recalled after regulators found moisture can blind the backup camera. Dealers will replace affected cameras free and owners will be notified in late August.

A Fort Campbell soldier pleaded guilty to federal child exploitation charges; prosecutors say he used fake Snapchat accounts to target teenage girls across five states. Sentencing is set for Oct. 21.

Police in Salem say searches tied to a stalking arrest turned up 54 guns, ghost‑gun parts and a stash of illegal drugs.

A flash flood warning was issued overnight for northern Ozaukee and northeastern Washington counties after storms dumped multiple inches of rain, officials said.

A blue Ford F-150 struck a tree at Ella Boulevard and Pinemont Drive just after midnight on July 9, killing a 30-year-old passenger and leaving the driver in critical condition.

Phoenix heads for highs near 113°F on Thursday with warm, sticky nights and an Extreme Heat Warning into Friday. Call 2-1-1 for cooling centers and assistance.

A New York developer has flagged a seven-story, 155-unit project for 143 North Craig Street, adding to a push to redevelop Craig Street near Pitt and CMU.

Heavy storms and flash‑flood risk this Thursday afternoon and evening in D.C.

A Manhattan man was given nine years after prosecutors said he shoved a 39‑year‑old onto the tracks at West 4th; the D.A.'s office announced the sentence on X.

A vegetation fire broke out near 5600 West and 200 South, drawing multiple crews and mutual aid to Salt Lake City's west side. Officials urged people to avoid the area.