A federal board has flagged the Paul D. Wellstone Federal Building in downtown Minneapolis for sale; independent analysis says the landmark has drawn buyer interest.

A Winter Springs dashcam shows a tree crushing a car and injuring the driver; officials say safety and liability explain more than $400,000 in removal work now under review.

A 37-year-old man was arrested after a Hamilton death first called a suicide was reclassified as a homicide. He faces a murder charge and is being held at the Butler County Jail.

Quality Services for the Autism Community signed a 25,000-square-foot lease at 1200 Zerega Ave in the Bronx to expand classrooms and outdoor programming.

Several Black and brown performers say they still haven’t been paid for Unity Block Party’s Aug. 2025 shows; organizers point to DEI rollbacks and sponsor pullbacks.

Milwaukee County unveiled "Destined for Greater," a new violence-prevention initiative backed by state funding and local partners. The plan scales mentoring, mental health and street-level interventions.

Morning clouds clear to a warm afternoon highs near 88F and cool nights thanks to the Delta Breeze.

Federal funding and strained grid math have put AES’s shuttered Warrior Run plant back in play. DOE awarded $78M to study a restart, forcing a tradeoff between jobs, reliability and Maryland’s climate goals.

Denver police are investigating a shooting in the 9800 block of East Girard Avenue; one victim was located and the extent of injuries is unknown. Detectives remain on scene.

One person was reported injured after gunfire in High Point; police found a crashed car near the Southwest Precinct and an automatic rifle was reportedly inside.

An organizer at a Cary Pride market says she was struck with a flagpole and wants tougher charges after police issued a misdemeanor citation. The incident has organizers tightening safety plans.

Bexar County deputies asked neighbors near Wheatland Drive and Crest Lane to check yards for a possible firearm and to call 210‑335‑6000 if they find one.

Portland made personal fireworks illegal in 2022 after spikes in summer fires and a massive Gorge blaze. Here’s what the ban covers, the penalties, and legal alternatives.