9 Mile Garden reopened this summer with an 18,000‑sq‑ft indoor hall beside its outdoor food‑truck garden, adding concerts, weddings and fewer weather cancellations.

State health officials warned Saturday that people who touched suspicious water should rinse off and watch for nausea, rashes or dizziness as agencies investigate possible algal blooms.

Two women and a man were wounded early Sunday on Chicago's Near West Side; one woman is critically injured after gunfire struck a parked car near the United Center. Belmont Area detectives are investigating.

On Nov. 10, 1898, organized white supremacists burned Wilmington’s Black newspaper, killed residents and forced a legally elected biracial government from office. New reporting and a forthcoming book have revived the city’s long‑buried history.

A 19-year-old, Lacorian Darfour, was shot on Bruton Road on July 10 and later died. Dallas police are asking witnesses to come forward.

A 19-year-old Coachella man was arrested after deputies say they found vape pens, mushrooms, a gun and roughly $25,000 while investigating sales to minors.

The West Side Community Organization will host three listening sessions and an online survey as St. Paul gathers resident input on renaming César Chávez Street.

A 31-year-old woman was found shot inside a pickup at a large illegal marijuana cultivation site outside Covelo. Deputies say multiple suspects are being sought.

After a Chancery Court ruling, Vanderbilt Health has cleared regulatory hurdles to advance a 42‑bed community hospital in Murfreesboro’s Blackman area.

A 54-year-old Yonkers man was killed after a garbage truck rolled over him on Stanley Avenue in East New York; police say NYPD highway investigators are probing the crash.

OSP plans a $71.6 million forensics lab and morgue at 3300 Chad Drive that would replace the Springfield crime lab and expand autopsy capacity in the Willamette Valley.

A man in his late 30s drove to a Circle K on Jacksonville’s Westside after being shot; detectives searched Pointe Grand Apartments but couldn’t find the scene. Police are asking for tips.

A Johnson County judge on Friday handed a North Aurora man a combined sentence of up to 75 years after he was convicted of abusing three children in Iowa City. The ruling comes after a jury found him guilty on six counts tied to incidents from 2013–2020.