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.

A two‑story Crafty Steere will occupy the long‑vacant O'Neil's Building at 222 S. Main St., bringing a market, restaurant, bar and catering commissary to downtown Akron.

A Lancaster mother was arrested and charged after her 2‑year‑old son died of severe burn injuries; prosecutors filed murder and child‑abuse counts and set bail at $2M.

Longpoint Partners paid about $38.8M for a four‑building Medley industrial portfolio, buying 146,700 square feet of fully leased warehouses in an off‑market sale.

Burrito Feliz opened its first storefront Sunday at 4403 Chestnut Street, handing out free tacos to the first 100 customers and bringing its birria to a permanent spot.

Three people were arrested after an armed disturbance at Sequoit Creek Park in Antioch; Lake County prosecutors charged them with aggravated battery with a deadly weapon.

A brush fire burned about 4.1 acres near the Baptist Road exit on I‑25 north of Colorado Springs on Monday, briefly closing southbound lanes before crews reopened traffic.

Court records and video show a 43-year-old Louisiana woman allegedly carjacked a man at knifepoint, drove to Baytown and was arrested after crashing into an Exxon refinery gate.

Bodycam shows an NYPD Harbor Unit officer dive into Newtown Creek to pull someone from a piling; EMS treated both aboard the patrol boat. The video underscores the creek’s pollution and safety hazards.

Humid morning with a 50% chance of afternoon storms and highs near 88°F. Heat climbs into the 90s by the weekend.

A federal complaint filed in El Paso says a Border Patrol agent entered a home and fatally shot the family's Rottweiler during a Sept. 9, 2025, search. The suit seeks damages and follows a denied administrative claim.

A 28-year-old New Castle man died early Tuesday after his car left Mohawk School Road and struck a parked heavy‑duty truck in Mahoning Township.

Weber Area Dispatch’s non‑emergency phone line is down; 9‑1‑1 remains available. Officials asked residents to use online reporting for non‑urgent issues.