Rei Do Gado, a Gaslamp staple since 1999, will reopen next Tuesday after a $1M renovation and two-year closure. The relaunch includes new menu items and a VIP dining area.

Duro Hospitality’s Scilla will open July 17 at 8111 Douglas in Preston Center, serving Calabrian seafood, house pastas and wood‑grilled plates with valet service.

Sushinola Roll is expanding to a storefront across from Desert Sky Mall at 2495 N. 75th Ave., bringing its Mexican-style sushi to west Phoenix.

Two men were arrested after a weekend robbery at a Morton Grove Red Roof Inn; one suspect faces attempted murder and aggravated sexual assault charges.

Clark County is leaning toward a shorter, roughly $97M overpass at Tropicana and University Center Drive after below‑grade plans ballooned in cost. UNLV has been working with the county on easements and access.

Thomas Jefferson University will open a Sidney Kimmel Medical College campus in Allentown, adding more than 54,000 square feet of teaching and lab space and expanding clinical ties with LVHN.

A swimmer drowned Sunday at Rooster Rock State Park after a multi‑agency search. Authorities recovered a body and are withholding identifying details.

Josh Grisetti, a Broadway actor and head of Cal State Fullerton’s musical‑theatre program, died by suicide on July 10. Colleagues and students are mourning his loss.

A Tompkins County high school has taught a climate elective and run sustainability projects for years, offering a practical model as New York phases climate lessons into K–12 classrooms.

A 35-year-old Twin Lake man died after his motorcycle entered the wrong lane and struck a car on White Lake Drive in Fruitland Township, state police say.

DP World has opened exclusive talks to build a container terminal at the Port of Corpus Christi, a move that could add container capacity and jobs to South Texas.

Saul Antonio Sosa, 64, was arrested in Chapel Hill on multiple child-sex charges tied to separate Durham and Orange County cases. Judges will consider bail Wednesday.

Two crashes across the Oklahoma City metro on Monday left one person dead and snarled traffic on opposite sides of the city while investigators worked the scenes.