DHHL handed out 200 project leases in Hilo for the Panaewa homestead, the first wave of awards in a 400-lot plan that DHHL projects will reach occupancy around 2031.

A late‑night crash off Hammond Marina left one person dead and six rescued after a boat struck a submerged breakwall and sank, state officials say.

NWS Miami issued a special weather statement for Jupiter and Juno Beach through 6:15 p.m., warning of up to 0.5‑inch hail and gusts near 50 mph.

St. Petersburg detectives arrested 28-year-old Jermaine Ivery on July 13, 2026, in connection with a Feb. 9, 2025 club shooting that killed a 27-year-old man. Police say the arrest closes the city's last unresolved 2025 homicide.

A Longwood tenant says rodents have infested her apartment for years while she undergoes cancer treatment; she wants her landlord to rehouse her family. Management says exterminators treated accessible areas on July 9.

Austin Fire Department says crews are responding to smoke at a business under construction at 801 E William Cannon; motorists should avoid the 800 block.

Caitlin Clark returned to action Sunday night in Las Vegas after a short back absence. The Aces narrowly beat the Fever in a primetime matchup.

A chase that began at a Hall Street parking‑lot takeover ended near I‑70 after police arrested three people and recovered a short‑barreled rifle.

A man was arrested after witnesses say he tried to grab a 7-year-old at Tom McCall Waterfront Park. Bystanders intervened and the child was treated for minor scratches.

A new River North cocktail bar pairs a low-lit downstairs menu with a reservation-only 40-seat loft that opens at 10pm and prioritizes slow sipping.

Mikwanedun Audisookon, a $12M, 12,350‑square‑foot Indigenous community hub, opened in Phillips with a kitchen, rentable event space and a black‑box theater. The center consolidates IPTF’s arts, wellness and food programs for south Minneapolis.

A 17-year-old drowned Sunday at South Watuppa Pond in Fall River; state police divers recovered the teen and an investigation by the Bristol County DA is underway.

State and regional planners are asking North Texans to weigh in as TxDOT and NCTCOG draft 10‑year plans that could steer billions to highways, bridges and transit. Meetings and comment windows are open this month.