Sushi Mon chef Chris Lee has opened Monya Ramen next door in Glenwood Place. The shop sold 400 $1 bowls during a soft launch and now serves three ramen bowls and small plates.

A Seattle jury convicted two people after prosecutors said they used jail calls and fake VA identities to steal bank information from seriously ill veterans. The case reached dozens of facilities and more than 60 victims, prosecutors say.

Officers say they seized a Glock 20 fitted with a full‑auto conversion switch and a short‑barreled AR‑15 in the 2300 block of Aberdeen Way.

Police are seeking a suspect in a Saturday night road‑rage shooting in Parkway Village; no injuries were reported. Investigators ask anyone with tips or video to contact authorities.

A pink trailer advertising an adult hookup site has been parked in North Long Beach for months, sparking dozens of complaints and raising thorny First Amendment questions for the city.

In the St. Louis rematch, Cori Bush is targeting Wesley Bell’s pro‑Israel votes and the outside money supporting him. The Aug. 4 primary has become a nationalized test of local politics.

A Los Angeles man was sentenced to 360 months after a June traffic stop on I‑40 near Sayre revealed roughly 30 kilograms of meth hidden in a vehicle. Prosecutors say the seizure was the result of a DEA and OBN investigation.

Michael Rubin has quietly bought the 4,200‑sq‑ft oceanfront house at 167 Dune Road in Bridgehampton; the property had been marketed for roughly $42.5M. The final sale price was not disclosed.

NWS Miami posted a Spanish warning covering Collier County through 8 PM EDT, flagging 60‑mph gusts and quarter‑size hail that could affect Big Cypress and I‑75.

Texas Game Wardens said crews were answering multiple swiftwater rescue calls across South Texas and warned drivers to avoid flooded roads.

A six‑phase, $25.6M plan to unclog intersections near I‑77 Exit 28 has begun in Cornelius, bringing roundabouts and bike lanes but months of detours.

A proposed Woodstock ordinance would ban motorized devices from sidewalks, expand a downtown no‑ride zone and set age and speed limits to reduce conflicts on busy Main Street.

A 12‑inch main ruptured under Barnwell Court on July 13, cutting water to parts of Hermitage, Old Hickory and Roxborough. Crews worked overnight to isolate and repair the line.