Letitia James released body‑cam and security footage showing the Nov. 13, 2025 Madison Ave encounter that left Elijah Brown dead; OSI is reviewing the case.

A man in his late 20s died in a crash at 18 Mile and Mound in Sterling Heights; officers closed the intersection while investigating.

Assemblymember Mark González renewed a push to restore a dedicated LGBTQ+ routing on 988 with AB 1540, while county leaders pursue a local pilot. The effort follows SAMHSA’s 2025 elimination of the national 'press 3' option.

After a packed meeting in San Marcos, Crystal Clear SUD tabled a proposed water agreement for the Palomino Alpha data center amid fierce public concern over water use and local impacts.

A 6-year-old was left alone on a school bus in southwest Miami‑Dade and the driver was arrested on a child‑neglect charge; bond was set at $2,500.

More than 2,000 LCUB customers lost power on June 4; crews restored service by 10:07 a.m. as crews worked to re‑energize affected lines.

A low‑cost AI ultrasound from UNC can estimate gestational age, spot twins and assess fluid — now being piloted in rural North Carolina clinics. Early trials and a JAMA study suggest accuracy comparable to expert scans for key measures.

A driver was hurt Wednesday in an apparent road‑rage shooting on Woodstock Road near Mabry Road. Cobb County police say the wounded motorist stopped in Roswell and the investigation is ongoing.

Leaders clashed over renewing ShotSpotter as MPD launches Operation Safe Summer; the council has ordered an independent effectiveness review.

A $1 billion mixed‑use district and an $80M city hall have turned Mansfield’s slow‑growth image upside down, splitting longtime residents and leaders over spending, traffic and transparency.

A drone helped Elk Grove officers identify three people after gunfire on May 24 damaged four homes and a vehicle; police say six guns were seized and arrests followed.

BGE has activated storm-response plans as Baltimore heads into a hot, storm-prone summer. Regulators continue pressing the utility over inspection concerns.

The Blue Angels will not perform at Chicago’s Air and Water Show on Aug. 15–16, 2026; the Thunderbirds are listed for those dates. DCASE will publish the full lineup in mid‑July.