A Texas man was arrested after authorities say he tried to bring pistols and rifles onto the National Geospatial‑Intelligence Agency’s St. Louis campus. Police have identified the suspect and the case is under investigation.

Oak Creek police say two people were arrested after a recent run of vehicle thefts and burglaries; officials urged residents to lock cars and share video tips.

A fast‑growing petition is opposing Palm Beach County’s plan to charge $4 an hour at most county beaches, with residents saying meters would put the shore out of reach for many. County officials call the fee a budget option under consideration.

Scattered storms likely this afternoon with brief heavy downpours and ponding possible. Highs near 86°F and warmer later in the week.

Speaker Julie Menin secured $1.5M in the FY27 budget to scale the Wave Makers program and bring tens of thousands of free swim lessons to NYC second‑graders.

Howard County police warn callers are posing as officers and demanding payment by gift card or crypto. Officials urge people to hang up and verify suspicious claims.

JAXPORT has been added to a weekly ZIM‑MSC Asia rotation, offering direct calls to China and Korea plus transshipment links to Latin America and the Mediterranean.

Auburndale deputies arrested a 53‑year‑old after he allegedly pointed a gun at them while they knocked to serve a warrant, the sheriff says. The suspect faces multiple felony counts.

An early‑morning assault at a north Charlotte apartment left one person with life‑threatening injuries; investigators and Medic responded to the 6100 block of Bennettsville Lane.

Denver rezoned 114 acres near DIA to clear the way for United’s new training campus, promising dozens of simulators and public open space. The project’s phases and approvals will play out over several years.

In a new DC News Now interview, Montgomery County State's Attorney John McCarthy lays out a data‑driven plan to target guns, violent offenders and juvenile crime. He highlighted specialized units, a public dashboard and cross‑jurisdiction work.

A fire at Chase Village's building 5 forced evacuations Tuesday night; Austin Fire Department says no injuries were reported. Crews worked through the evening to extinguish the blaze.

A man was found with a gunshot wound in the 700 block of Rolling Creek Drive and taken to a hospital in critical condition, officials say.