Four people were wounded in three separate shootings across Milwaukee on Sunday, July 12. Police are investigating and asking the public for tips.

A crash on southbound I-69 closed the Beltway 8 exit near Humble Sunday, killing two people and prompting lane closures; TranStar reported a heavy-truck incident and fire at the scene.

A 53-year-old Indianapolis man was killed early Sunday on westbound I-44 near mile marker 315 in Ottawa County. The other driver was injured and OHP is investigating.

A federal judge has ordered prosecutors in Cleveland to justify how restitution was collected and used in mortgage‑fraud prosecutions, after defense filings alleged misappropriation and accounting gaps. The order gives the U.S. Attorney’s Office until July 24 to respond.

A two‑alarm apartment fire on Quinton Drive forced residents from their homes; HCFR contained the blaze and the American Red Cross is assisting displaced families.

AIA Charlotte is pushing to preserve the Court Arcade’s 1920s facade after Digital Realty filed a demolition permit as it expands uptown data‑center capacity.

The Department of Buildings posted photos after a partial parapet collapse in Manhattan and reminded owners about the city's annual parapet observation rule.

Two people were found dead after gunfire erupted during a domestic dispute at an Atlanta apartment complex on Mount Zion Road.

Atlas is opening an Italian chophouse and a tequila cantina at the Annapolis Waterfront Hotel after a $15M renovation. The two concepts and expanded event space are set to debut in mid‑July.

A crash at Dexter and W. Grand on Sunday escalated into an argument and gunfire; one person was struck and a vehicle later hit several others as investigators work the scene.

A Tulsa rescue is caring for more than 100 dogs on a Creek County property near Depew, removing the most vulnerable and beginning spay/neuter and medical work.

Early-morning double shooting in Clairton leaves one woman dead and a man hospitalized. Authorities say detectives are investigating and asking for tips.

A Burger Lab and Shawarma Lab is proposed for the former American Mattress on S. 76th Street; the Greenfield Plan Commission will review the plan Tuesday. The filing lists smash burgers, shawarma bowls and a roughly 4,200‑sq‑ft space.