City crews cleared tents, medicine and IDs from people at Freedom Park ahead of World Cup gatherings, leaving residents scrambling to replace essentials.

A Monroe County judge has upheld HEA 1001, ending alumni‑elected IU trustee seats and giving the governor appointment control while legal challenges remain.

Philly nurses created Vasowatch, a heart‑rate algorithm that flags uterine fatigue hours before postpartum hemorrhage. New NIH funding will support a planned multisite trial.

Hot, sticky Monday with highs near 106°F and late‑day storm chances; heat indices may top 110°F midweek. Find cooling centers and safety tips here.

A new Downtown Maitland multimodal study identifies 138 crashes on Maitland Avenue and recommends crosswalks, lane tweaks and intersection rebuilds for city leaders to consider.

A 57-year-old St. Joseph man was killed after his Jeep crossed the median on U.S. 12 near the U.S. 31 bypass; deputies say speed may have been a factor.

A child was rushed to the hospital after being pulled from a pool in North Lauderdale Sunday amid a string of drownings across Broward County.

D.C.'s Call Your Mother is planning a third Philadelphia location, adding two Center City sites alongside its Fishtown debut this year. The rollout comes amid a local bagel boom.

A disturbance on Independence Drive in Bedias ended in a fatal shooting Saturday; a suspect is detained and Texas Rangers are assisting the probe.

Phở Bar has opened at Dellagio Town Center, serving made-from-scratch pho, rice plates and specialty teas for dinner crowds.

State lawmakers approved a bill to force New York’s health agency to estimate and publish heat‑related deaths and vulnerability data. The measure now awaits Gov. Kathy Hochul.

Public payroll shows a COTA maintenance technician logged more than $228,000 in overtime in 2025, prompting scrutiny of staffing and electric-bus reliability.

A dispute over import records has pulled the James family's Detroit logistics firm into the GOP gubernatorial primary, with Mike Cox alleging hundreds of China shipments and John James defending the company.