Family-run Juliet Italian Kitchen is shifting to a more casual model across Austin, refreshing menus and leaning into daily happy hour and weekend brunch.

Police say a 31-year-old Reading man was arrested after child-welfare referrals alleged he sexually abused a 7-year-old boy. He faces multiple felony counts and is jailed pending court.

Dallas County opened applications July 8–9 for its 10th Expunction Expo, matching eligible residents with volunteer lawyers and possible fee waivers to pursue record clearances.

Human remains were found in a furnace on Detroit’s west side. Police have opened an investigation and are asking for tips.

Four Democrats are competing in a primary for Florida House District 109, with the Aug. 18 primary likely deciding the seat.

Clackamas County deputies responded to a reported drowning at Canby Community Park; officials posted a brief news release and released few details.

State regulators have launched a probe into whether data centers are shifting fuel and infrastructure costs onto Georgia households. Initial hearings are set for September.

Sheriff Al Nienhuis updated residents after an emergency landing near Old Trilby and Lockhart roads. Authorities asked witnesses to call 911 and share any footage.

Hennepin County records show roughly $48,000 in unpaid taxes on Mike Lindell's Tonka Bay home; Lindell says the bills were paid on July 1.

A La Porte woman pleaded guilty after admitting she purchased the 10‑mm Glock prosecutors say was used to kill a Chicago police officer at Swedish Hospital. The plea shifts focus to dealer oversight and straw‑purchase enforcement.

A federal complaint filed July 1 alleges a former Lakota teacher groomed a student for years and that district officials approved a quiet retirement; the district denies the claims.

FDNY crews closed roads and warned of transit disruptions near East 28th St and Seagirt Blvd in Queens; Notify NYC urged drivers to use alternate routes.

A Fremont man who admitted swapping dummy copies for rare Chinese manuscripts at UCLA is due in federal court Wednesday. Prosecutors say the thefts total about $216,000.