A grass fire pushed toward Parleys Canyon Sunday, prompting firefighters to respond and closing a ramp at the I-80/I-215 interchange.

More than 100 shell casings were found on the 1000 block of Taini Ave after midnight gunfire; two 20-year-olds were arrested and charged with deadly conduct.

Federal prosecutors charged four men after threats targeted Atlanta-area Jewish institutions and employees at local tech and gaming firms; one pleaded guilty and faces sentencing Wednesday.

A July 13 fire heavily damaged the Minnesota Debre Bisrat Ethiopian Orthodox church and community center on 144th Street West in Rosemount; officials say the building may be a total loss.

Prosper Property Group and HM Group USA paid $24M for 65 West Broadway and secured $68M to fund a 23-unit condo project with ground-floor retail. The closing ends years of stalled work at the site.

A firefighting plane crashed into Silver Jack Reservoir while battling the Gold Mountain fire; at least one crewmember was believed to be aboard as dive teams searched the water.

A dust-laden monsoon line forced a temporary ground stop at Phoenix Sky Harbor, grounding incoming flights and producing widespread delays across the Valley.

Dolton School District 149 paid roughly $181,000 to release Superintendent Maureen White from her contract and has named Dr. Mellodie Brown as her successor.

Long Beach police say two men with gunshot wounds arrived at a hospital; one died. Detectives are probing whether the shooting happened near Myrtle Avenue and East 10th.

LoanDepot Park will host free FIFA World Cup watch parties this Wednesday, Saturday and Sunday. Tickets are complimentary and seating is first‑come, first‑served.

A new ConsumerAffairs ranking places El Paso fourth-most-accessible for buyers under 35, citing lower median prices and heavy use of FHA and VA lending. Local data shows the picture is nuanced.

A 62-year-old Granite City worker was killed in an electrocution at U.S. Steel's cold mill; the coroner said he was trying to shut off a malfunctioning transformer.

Thrift Con packed Denver's Livestock Center July 11–12 with 100+ vendors, $10-per-pound bins, live performances and finds priced from $5 to $300.