State and local agents raided a Bristow dispensary, a convenience store and a house this week amid an investigation into alleged illegal marijuana sales. Evidence was seized and probes are ongoing.

A Bexar County jury handed Ceasar Gonzalez a 42‑year prison term after prosecutors said officers found meth and distribution gear in his backpack. The DA called the sentence a victory against repeat offenders.

Gresham police say detectives have reopened the 1993 death of Astrid Bridges after the medical examiner reclassified it as a homicide. Detectives are seeking tips.

Solano County investigators arrested 29-year-old Nathaniel Frost-Lara after a June 18 search warrant in Vallejo; he faces CSAM-related felony counts and a paraphernalia misdemeanor. The sheriff posted photos and details to Facebook.

Summer heat has pushed rattlesnakes into Fountain Hills yards and garages, and local fire crews say calls are up. State wildlife and poison-center guidance outline safety and first-aid steps.

Manatee County reports a 56% drop in opioid deaths after years of naloxone distribution, outreach and treatment partnerships. Local leaders credit a coordinated network of responders and providers.

A Coral Springs man was arrested after police say he choked his ex and dumped a feces- and condiment-filled backpack on her. He posted $4,000 bond and is under a no-contact order.

Homeowners in Lake County say loans arranged through Momnt paid contractors who vanished, leaving borrowers with monthly bills for work that never happened. Regulators and attorneys are now looking at refunds and legal options.

A national ad campaign accuses Ford, GM and Toyota of backing away from electric vehicles and tying the retreat to higher pump prices in Michigan and beyond.

Harris County deputies found a man with multiple gunshot wounds at the SH‑99 and FM‑529 intersection; CSI and homicide detectives responded.

Table 6, a Sixth Avenue staple since 2004, served its final dinners on Thursday after owner-chef Aniedra Nichols sold the space to new operators. The bistro’s seasonal comfort-food menu will be remembered by longtime regulars.

San Francisco AI startup Zip leased a full floor at 245-249 W. 17th St. in Chelsea and will open its first East Coast office as it builds a 100-person NYC team.

A new slush-and-snack counter, Slush Shack, is planning a soft opening at Sherman Phoenix with candy-topped drinks, loaded snacks and a nonprofit arm pending city approval.