Trader Joe's will take the former Party City at 6311 York Road in the Anneslie Shopping Center; the chain's locator lists it as 'Coming Soon' with no opening date.

A fatal early‑morning crash shut all southbound lanes of I‑75 near County Road 54 in Wesley Chapel on July 10, causing long closures and an active FHP investigation.

A Jacksonville motorcyclist was arrested after a June 10 I‑75 attack near Wildwood; deputies used a photo of facial tattoos and license‑plate footage to identify him.

Northmarq arranged roughly $22.9M in Fannie Mae DUS financing for Elora Flats & Townhomes, preserving 104 income‑restricted apartments after Arrowpoint’s purchase.

Exceptional drought has lowered reservoir levels in Orange County; OWASA says supplies are holding but farmers and private-well households are already feeling the impact.

A Flash Flood Warning runs through 6 p.m. July 9 for parts of Philadelphia and South Jersey after storms dumped heavy rain. Expect travel disruptions and spot flooding tonight.

The Columbus council unanimously reclassified the city’s data‑center zoning to require public hearings and case‑by‑case board review for future projects.

Speedway firefighters say a 10th Street trash-truck blaze involved more than 600 aerosol sunscreen cans; crews extinguished the fire and no injuries were reported.

President Trump removed the leaders of the Election Assistance Commission, leaving the federal agency that certifies voting machines and distributes election grants without commissioners ahead of the 2026 midterms.

A late-night bomb scare at the FBI's South Side office sent police to East Carson Street; officials later said the threat was unfounded and the origin is under investigation.

Alvin Bragg’s office repatriated 59 antiquities — including dozens seized from the Met — to Italy, Iraq and Indonesia after multi‑year investigations.

Insomnia Cookies opens in Sugar Land Town Square this Saturday with late-night delivery and grand-opening freebies, including a free cookie for rewards signups.

Mayor Mary Sheffield and DDOT officials dedicated a new $160M Coolidge Terminal on Detroit's west side, a 200,000-square-foot campus to centralize storage, maintenance and operations.