A man's body was found on a bluff above the Gravois Bluffs shopping center in Fenton Tuesday; St. Louis County Police say the death is under investigation.

A 26-year-old Chula Vista motorcyclist died Sunday after his bike slid into oncoming traffic on SR‑94 near Buckman Springs Road and was struck by a pickup, CHP says.

An IU-led coalition called IMPACT won NSF Engine backing, unlocking an initial $15M and eligibility for up to $160M to speed bone and joint innovations across Indiana.

Warren Equity Partners closed Fund V with about $2.8B in commitments, oversubscribed and backed by more than 60 institutional investors.

A Fourth of July surge left Franklin County's dog shelter over capacity, prompting $18 adoptions and a push for fosters and reclaims.

A faxed bomb threat briefly emptied UC Health’s Blood Cancer Healing Center on the Clifton campus; K‑9 teams swept the building and officers cleared the area.

The Cuyahoga County Medical Examiner says cocaine now tops fentanyl in local overdose deaths and has launched Signs of OD to push prevention and testing.

Katherine Acre Partners kicked off construction at 28 Pearl St., launching a nine‑story, 140‑unit building that includes 14 affordable apartments and new rooftop amenities.

A 1950s "super bazooka" round washed up at Point Mugu State Beach, forcing an evacuation and a controlled detonation. Officials warn erosion may reveal more buried ordnance.

Highline Warren will convert a vacant McDonough warehouse into a 1.1M sq ft distribution hub, promising roughly 160 jobs and a $170M investment by late 2026.

An early-morning fire heavily damaged third-floor office suites near East Madison and MLK E in Seattle’s Central District; no injuries were reported and the cause remains under investigation.

Nick Pellecchia, a Miami-based finance manager, won $1 million on Netflix’s Million Dollar Secret after a daring final box swap. He says he’ll invest the prize and pursue more TV work.

A Utah State University brief shows mixed gains for women in K-12 leadership but persistent shortfalls in top jobs. Experts point to HB261 and 2026 budget cuts as potential barriers.