Shohei Ohtani was scratched from Friday's start with left knee irritation and will not travel to the 2026 All‑Star Game, the Dodgers said.

China’s Mixue opened its first Bay Area shop in Sunnyvale, selling soft‑serve cones for $1.59 and drinks under $5 during a grand‑opening weekend through July 12.

Three juveniles were arrested after a stolen-vehicle alert in Kosciuszko Park led to a short chase and crash on Milwaukee's south side. Two were taken near the scene and a third was found in a nearby home.

A sinkhole opened Saturday at 6900 SW 10th Street in Pembroke Pines, closing the road while police and water crews responded. No injuries were reported.

Redfin ranks Austin, Houston and Dallas among the most affordable U.S. metros for renters, but local data and residents show many households remain cost‑burdened.

A person was shot in downtown Hammond; police say injuries are non‑life‑threatening and the victim is expected to recover. Detectives are asking witnesses to contact Hammond Police or Crime Stoppers.

Backers say the studio behind The Chosen was promised revenue shares and now allege they were shortchanged as Season 7 filmed in Goshen. Public filings and reporting show a tangled legal and corporate history.

A Rancho Cordova traffic stop for code violations turned into a motel search and seizure of fentanyl, multiple loaded handguns and cash; two people were arrested.

A new quarterly report shows Tennessee set a first-quarter record for new business filings as population gains keep the state among the fastest-growing in the U.S.

Oklahoma City police were investigating a homicide near NW 30th and Classen Saturday. Officials released few details while detectives worked the scene.

Gusty ENE trades will bring scattered showers and a Small Craft Advisory through Sunday, with King Tides possible early next week.

A Cruz‑aligned nonprofit bought $400K in Florida ads that turn James Fishback into an AI talking bass and call out his antisemitic remarks.

A Good Samaritan found 17 puppies in a Livermore Walmart lot; 16 survived and are now in East Bay SPCA care, with some expected to be ready for adoption soon.