The Supreme Court struck down Hawaii’s 2023 "express‑consent" law in a 6–3 ruling, meaning licensed carriers may carry in stores and hotels unless owners bar guns. The decision forces businesses and lawmakers to decide how to post and enforce bans.

Grassroots groups and small hospital teams say Cleveland’s network for gun-violence survivors is patchy and underfunded after federal grant cuts. Community organizers warn that stopgap funding won’t sustain long-term healing.

Cool, damp morning gives way to gusty onshore winds; small craft advisories are in effect for parts of the Bay. Expect gusts through the afternoon and into the weekend.

A 25-year-old man died after a late Thursday two-vehicle crash at County Highways V and K in Caledonia. Police are asking witnesses to contact Detective Kelsey Burnside.

A Hubbard Road traffic stop in Alexander County turned up roughly 201 grams of meth; two people are jailed on $500,000 secured bonds.

Scottsdale adopted Ordinance No. 4719 to stop short‑term rentals from operating as commercial event venues and to sharpen enforcement tools for promoter‑style listings.

An appeals court on June 24 affirmed the 7–15 year sentence for former Shelby Township priest Neil Kalina. The decision leaves him serving the term imposed after resentencing.

Brandon Roy will return as Garfield High’s boys basketball coach for 2026-27, less than a year after his surprise firing amid recruitment allegations. The district plans a press conference to explain the move.

Former Glynn County police chief John Powell and ex‑assistant chief Brian Scott have sued local officials and prosecutors, alleging a plot to dismantle the county police and seeking $20 million.

A crash on I-84 in eastern Oregon led to an extended closure after ODOT said a 'truck parking situation' slowed recovery work. Long detours and restrictions remain across the corridor.

NYPD Crime Stoppers posted a wanted alert after a late‑night forced entry near 21st Street. A reward of up to $3,500 is being offered for tips that lead to an arrest.

Thousands of Japan supporters turned Harwood Park blue for a free pre‑match festival full of music, food and chants.

After years of pop-ups, Angie's Pizza will open in the Heights this July with Neapolitan pies, pasta and a spritz-forward bar program.