A child was killed Wednesday on Blauvelt Road in Monsey after being struck by a bus; Ramapo police say they are investigating. Emergency crews responded to the scene.

Tenants at the Spectra Apartments in Glendale say the building’s A/C keeps cutting out during a Valley heat wave, leaving units above 100°F and some residents and pets in danger.

San Jose police say officers detained a man after spotting him urinating in a parking lot and found a loaded gun reported stolen from Stockton.

Dear Annie, the Cambridge natural-wine bar, will close July 31; owner Lauren Friel cites motherhood and industry pressures. The space will transform into an events venue this fall.

Byron Buxton was placed on the 10‑day injured list with a right‑hip issue and will miss next week's All‑Star Game. The Twins plan to recall Alan Roden from Triple‑A St. Paul.

A judge reduced a $4.6M jury verdict to $585K against the Missouri Department of Health after applying the state's Human Rights Act damages cap.

A San Diego firm paid $86.6M for a 1.06M‑sq‑ft Marshalls distribution center in Vandalia, a notable premium over its 2022 sale and a sign of ongoing demand near the Dayton airport.

A juvenile was rushed to the hospital in critical condition after a shooting in the 1900 block of Tulsa Avenue in Frayser. Police ask witnesses to call CrimeStoppers.

A new cafeteria-style spot in Austinburg serves Sokolowski’s-style pierogies, schnitzel and chicken paprikash.

A 68-year-old man was arrested after a three-hour standoff at a Culver City business; negotiators and a police K‑9 helped bring the scene to a peaceful end.

Construction has begun on Waterford’s new community and wellness center at the former OCC Highland Lakes campus, a multi‑acre project with courts, fields and senior services. The township expects work to continue into early 2028.

Two Indianapolis men drew 18-year federal sentences and a third was earlier given five years for a July 2024 string of armed robberies that targeted gas stations and a Dollar Tree.

Elgin detectives say a detective-hosted podcast and a lobby kiosk have generated hundreds of tips and helped revive decades-old files.