A fireworks accident scorched a stretch of Quincy dunes, leaving neighbors worried about ash, chemical fallout and protected shorebirds.

New CJRA data and local reporting show a spike in long‑pending civil motions in Colorado federal court, with clerks correcting errors and lawmakers eyeing more judges.

MidPen wants to replace the shuttered bank at 295 S. Mathilda with about 110 mostly‑affordable apartments; the plan reserves about 25% of homes for people exiting homelessness.

Scottsdale developer DMB sold 308 home lots at Verrado in Buckeye, the largest home-lot transaction recorded in Arizona so far in 2026. The sale pushes inventory into the West Valley building pipeline.

Tacoma detectives renewed a public plea as Crime Stoppers offers up to $1,000 for tips in the 2023 killing of 16-year-old Wyatt Owens. Police want dash‑cam video and witness leads.

A man was found shot late Tuesday on the 2500 block of 17th Street NW and taken to a hospital. Police are asking witnesses to call (202) 727-9099 or text 50411.

A wrong‑way crash on I‑64 eastbound near I‑270 in Town and Country killed one person Tuesday evening. State troopers say the two‑vehicle collision remains under investigation.

A beloved Georgetown coffee trailer is setting down roots at 1005 S. Rock St.; owners Madison and Jack Vacek aim for a late-summer storefront opening.

Two New York rights groups sued in Manhattan, saying Trump-era sanctions on the ICC chilled advocacy and halted work on Gaza-related submissions.

About 50 shots were fired at a Clifton Airbnb party early Wednesday; one person was wounded and police are investigating.

A shooting at the Burger King on Poplar Avenue sent two men to the hospital Tuesday; one is in critical condition and two people were detained.

New Orleans police have released an image of a grey Nissan pickup believed to have fled after a deadly Oct. 28 crash on General Meyer Avenue. Investigators are asking anyone with information to contact the Traffic Fatality Unit or Crimestoppers.

City slides show the redesigned time‑limited subsidy program has produced just three move‑ins so far, even as officials point to administrative delays. The gap between goals and results is drawing new scrutiny from councilmembers.