Hundreds of dead horseshoe crabs have collected in a dead-end Ocean City canal off 94th Street, creating a stench and prompting cleanups and a state and university response.

A Columbus man was booked on multiple aggravated‑assault counts after a Friday shooting at Columbus Animal Clinic. Deputies used a Taser and a nearby business owner fired at the suspect.

A 23‑year‑old Parma woman drove a Jeep through a closed gate at NASA Glenn in Brook Park, smashed a fence, was hospitalized and then arrested.

A roof inlet caught fire overnight at an OSU construction site on John H. Herrick Drive; firefighters reported no injuries and investigators are probing the cause.

Denver police are investigating an outdoor death near W. 5th and N. Bannock; the city medical examiner will determine the cause. Tips can be called in to police or Crime Stoppers.

Triple‑digit heat peaks Sunday in Salt Lake City with highs near 106°F. An Extreme Heat Warning runs through Tuesday and county Cool Zones are available.

Sunny and hot Sunday in El Paso with breezy east winds; gusts to 24 mph and a slight chance of storms overnight.

A 30-year-old was wounded in an early Saturday shooting on the 2500 block of N. 38th Street as Milwaukee police search for suspects.

Surveillance images show a man who brandished a handgun at a Philips Highway business and left with two vapes; JSO is asking anyone with tips to come forward.

A Westerleigh security camera captured sanitation workers tossing bags into the street and a ruptured dog‑waste bag that smeared across the road; DSNY says it investigated.

An internal audit found a former Polk deputy falsely reported 131.5 hours and received $4,318.39 in unearned pay; he now faces multiple felony charges.

Georgia agriculture officials issued a consumer advisory for several 16‑oz Danielle's Fresh Pressed juice blends processed in Newnan after finding a lack of required process authority. Shoppers who bought the listed flavors should avoid consuming the bottles and contact retailers or state health officials.

A Suffolk Superior Court ruling found South Boston developers breached contracts over an East 2nd Street lot, producing roughly $1.58M in damages and a judge's Seuss‑tinged rebuke.