A $1 million Mitchell family gift will fund a residential recovery program at Saint Leo University, offering sober housing, counseling and peer support beginning fall 2026. The initiative honors their son Derek and is modeled on Augsburg's StepUP program.

A 26-year-old was arrested after two men were seriously wounded in a shooting on Inger Street. Investigators say the suspect knew the victims and detectives are seeking tips.

Lake County School Board has opened a search for a new superintendent after Diane Kornegay announced she will retire effective May 28, 2027.

Mostly cloudy, sticky morning in Dallas with scattered storms and a Flood Watch through this evening. Expect heavy downpours in spots and a hotter weekend ahead.

A Flood Watch runs through Thursday for San Antonio; repeated downpours could cause street and creek flooding. Showers likely today with highs in the mid‑80s.

A morning standoff in Sharpsburg ended with a suspect arrested after an alleged assault on North Shore Drive. Neighbors watched police surround a house near 13th and Penn.

Patchy morning fog clears to sunny skies with highs near 91°F. Heat index may top 100°F later in the week; brief afternoon storms possible.

A West Lafayette man was arrested in Whitestown after an undercover Snapchat sting and now faces felony child solicitation charges.

A water main break on Steeplechase Drive cut service to more than 100 Roswell homes and closed the road; officials say no boil advisory is active.

Bowser rolled out two bills that pair tenant protections with changes meant to lure investment and shore up aging affordable housing.

Tenants at Sea Park East say rats, mold and broken elevators have left residents desperate; management says it is increasing trash pickup and hiring exterminators.

A former Southfield music teacher charged with sexual misconduct is listed with a regional chorus that runs youth lessons; prosecutors say their bond bars contact with minors.

Humana will end its in‑network agreement with Ohio State Wexner Medical Center on Oct. 1, affecting Medicare Advantage and Medicaid members in central Ohio.