Muggy morning in Knoxville with highs near 86°F. Scattered storms are possible after 2 p.m.; saturated ground raises isolated flood risk.

A short-lived severe thunderstorm warning swept through Hendry County Monday evening, carrying 60 mph gusts and quarter-size hail in the advisory area.

Next Sunday's World Cup final at MetLife will be played on Tahoma 31, a bermudagrass developed by Oklahoma State University. The cultivar has been used at multiple host venues for its durability and cold hardiness.

PF&R crews reported a smoldering exterior fire that contacted a wall at Calvary Presbyterian in Roseway. Crews were working the scene and early updates listed no injuries.

A Winthrop Harbor man was sentenced to 38 months after a jury found he posted Instagram videos prosecutors say threatened President Trump and other officials.

Orlando police say a wanted fugitive was arrested during a Buck Road search warrant that yielded four firearms and trafficking amounts of cocaine, MDMA and oxycodone.

Denver police say an adult man was found dead near the 3800 block of W Arizona Ave as homicide detectives investigate. Tips are being requested.

A driver was rescued after his car became stranded at a flooded low‑water crossing on FM 4516 near Quihi; crews used a ladder truck and a life jacket to bring him ashore.

Shots fired from nearby woods struck a woman on a Jonesboro patio; she’s in stable condition and police have not located any suspects. Detectives continue to investigate.

Baltimore police arrested 38-year-old Derek DeShields Jr. and charged him with first‑degree murder in the June 30 Sandtown‑Winchester killing of Roderick Coney. The arrest followed a traffic stop on July 13, police say.

Show Low officers and federal agents stopped a vehicle on Highway 60 and found more than 77 pounds of fentanyl — a haul authorities say was worth about $2.1 million.

A $4.2M federal award will double ULM’s Louisiana State Mesonet and boost flood forecasting across the Lower Mississippi Basin.

Shelby County DA Steve Mulroy's USA Today op-ed criticized a police training program; the training group denies the claims and says it will review attendance records.