Columbus sued the owners of M&J Carryout Market, accusing the Hilltop store of illegal gambling, code violations and repeated underage alcohol sales.

Murrysville cleared plans for a nearly $10M overhaul of Franklin Regional's athletic facilities, a phased project that will returf fields, rebuild courts and add a multipurpose pitch through 2026.

Michael Smith, a former DCS probation officer from Covington, was arrested on three counts of improper sexual contact. The GBI says the investigation began after a DCS referral and remains active.

From the Roberta’s team, Ezio’s Steakhouse opened at 72 Park in North Beach with dry‑aged steaks, house pastas, a raw bar and a tableside martini program.

Sticky, warm Thursday with a slight chance of showers. The main window for heavier, slow storms arrives late Thursday night into early Friday.

Dakota County officials warned of a sudden spike in overdoses this week and urged residents to carry naloxone and learn the warning signs. The task force says fentanyl may be in the local supply.

Overnight vandalism left multiple cars with slashed tires across Brewers Hill, and neighbors are circulating video and photos as police investigate.

University Hospitals paid $9.1M for the former Synthomer U.S. headquarters at 25435 Harvard Road in Beachwood and plans a new UH location there.

Hillsborough County deputies found a man and a woman dead Wednesday in the 2900 block of James Melvin Drive in Plant City. Detectives say the scene is active but contained.

Caleb Williams will appear on Madden NFL 27's cover, marking a franchise first and spotlighting his breakout season.

A Colorado appeals court reversed criminally negligent homicide convictions against two former Aurora paramedics in the 2019 death of Elijah McClain and remanded the cases for new trials.

Work to take the Monon Trail under 161st Street began in March as Westfield aims to cut collisions and separate trail users from traffic. Construction runs through 2026.

Honolulu rolled out two loan programs, including a zero‑interest down‑payment loan up to $40,000 with no fees for income‑qualified buyers. The city says lenders will attach the assistance to primary mortgages.