A new Colorado law requires insurers to disclose wildfire risk scores and credit homeowners for mitigation. The measure takes effect July 1, 2026 and creates an appeals path for residents.

A person was killed early Wednesday after being struck on northbound I‑43 at the Capitol Drive off‑ramp; the Milwaukee County Sheriff's Office is investigating.

An Extreme Heat Warning from the NWS covers parts of eastern North Carolina through Wednesday evening, with heat-index readings up to 113°F.

Taylor Hatch resigned as Florida’s DCF secretary effective July 3 after a delayed confirmation tied to the Hope Florida controversy and rising SNAP error-rate concerns.

A 73-year-old Chicopee resident was sentenced to two and a half years after a jury convicted him in a decades-old child‑assault case; three siblings testified.

Dozens of prize chickens and two geese were taken from Full Circle Foundation’s Edible Garden over the Fourth of July weekend, halting hands-on programs for young adults with special needs.

Sixteen Bartholomew County races will appear on the Nov. 3 ballot, from county council seats to treasurer and clerk matchups. Here’s what to know about key contests and deadlines.

A Philadelphia man pleaded guilty after pen‑style cameras were found in Ocean City boardwalk bathrooms; he was sentenced to probation and ordered into treatment. 

As the July 25 anniversary nears, Derek Cummings' family says there are still no arrests and urges anyone with information to come forward.

Thousands filled the Jon M. Huntsman Center as Salt Lake’s Summer League brought prospects and packed stands, giving downtown hotels and restaurants a welcome summer lift.

Dozens packed a public meeting in Jourdanton after a county notice flagged a possible data center. Residents warned it could strain water, farmland and local services.

A motorcyclist died Monday after a pursuit ended in a crash on N.C. 87 at Kennedy Store Road. One other person was taken to New Hanover Regional with non-life-threatening injuries.

Homeowners in Moab say pedestrian bridges along Mill Creek worsened repeated floods that damaged their houses and have filed suit as the city advances creek‑stabilization plans.