Breezy east‑northeast trades keep Honolulu warm with scattered windward showers. Mariners should watch for choppy seas and elevated high tides starting Sunday.

Cleveland Clinic is converting some Express Care clinics to urgent care, starting with Willoughby Hills, to expand same‑day services and add diagnostics closer to home.

University of Dayton mourns 20-year-old honors student Matthew Mayer after a fatal car crash in Buffalo. A chapel memorial is open and counseling resources are available for students.

Optum paused collection of alleged overpayments after Jacksonville clinicians said repayment letters could force clinics out of the VA network, risking veterans’ continuity of care.

A Hagerstown woman was arrested and is being held without bond after a July 5 downtown shooting that left Dalonte Young dead; police still seek a second suspect.

A decade after Grace Packer's death, advocates and family members are again pressing Pennsylvania lawmakers to pass a package of reforms called "Grace's Law."

Sutter Health filed design‑review plans for a 117,000‑sq‑ft medical office at Highland Pointe in Roseville, aiming to finish the business park’s long‑planned final phase. The proposal expands Sutter’s outpatient footprint near its Roseville campus.

Precinct 4 deputies arrested three masked suspects after locating a vehicle on Holzwarth Road, the constable’s office says. The suspects face theft and organized-crime charges.

A person was found dead Thursday at Brockton’s Oak Hill Way wastewater plant; police say the discovery is under investigation. No identity or cause has been released.

A multi‑alarm fire hit the H‑E‑B Alliance store in north Fort Worth Thursday; crews contained the blaze but officials have not released a cause.

A Kissimmee pastor was convicted on four counts of sexual battery after a jury found he raped a congregant who sought spiritual guidance in 2022. Sentencing is set for September.

A Jackson Memorial ER nurse says a patient attacked her on May 30 and is suing the hospital and Miami‑Dade County for $5 million, alleging inadequate security. Prosecutors dropped the criminal case but civil action is moving forward.

Fidji Simo, a top OpenAI executive, will step back from full‑time duties and transition to a part‑time adviser while she focuses on treatment for a chronic illness.