Qcells is building and supplying two utility‑scale Atlas phases in La Paz County, using U.S.‑made panels, racking and batteries and tied to long‑term SCE contracts. The work moves the multi‑phase Atlas Energy Park toward commercial operation.

A former security guard was sentenced to six years after pleading guilty to aggravated assault in a 2025 shooting outside the Black Onyx Gentlemen's Club.

A Detroit man wanted in a Huntington homicide was arrested in Eastpointe Friday and is being held in Michigan pending extradition to West Virginia.

More than 2,000 people will gather at Genoa Park Saturday for Lifeline of Ohio’s Dash for Donation, honoring donors and raising funds for donor‑family aftercare and outreach.

Las Vegas is forecast to hit about 109°F Sunday with a small chance of evening storms and gusty outflow dust.

A Kansas City neighborhood is grieving after a 10-year-old boy who reportedly sleepwalked was found dead in a pond. Authorities say the death is under investigation.

A roughly 30-acre brush fire near Lancaster Rd and Munz Ranch Rd in Fairmont prompted a second alarm Saturday as L.A. County Fire crews worked the blaze.

Greg Hawthorne, a 1979 first‑round pick for the Steelers and Super Bowl XIV winner, has died at 69, his family said. He later played for the Patriots and Colts.

Cloudy morning turns sunny with highs near 85°F. Coastal Flood Advisories tonight for South Jersey and a moderate rip current risk at beaches.

A man was found fatally stabbed early Saturday on the 2900 block of 14th Street NW in Columbia Heights. D.C. police are asking witnesses to call the tip line.

Range riders and specialty-plate funds have become Colorado’s frontline tactic to limit wolf-livestock losses as payouts climb. The program mixes tracking, hazing and diplomacy.

Rookie Tristan Peters hit for the cycle Friday and earned his first All-Star nod the next day after Chicago’s 14-1 win. It was a 48‑hour rise few expected.

Bill and Kathryn Hester say the USTA tore out their family box, moved a memorial plaque and priced them out of the U.S. Open — and they’ve asked a federal judge to step in. Court filings and reporting spell out six‑figure seat fees and a dispute over a 1998 settlement.