Federal funding to finish the Arkansas Valley Conduit is moving, but rising project and hookup costs could leave small southeastern Colorado towns unable to connect.

A downtown El Paso jail is operating on bottled water and portable restrooms after a nearby main break left the facility with low pressure, officials say.

An inspector general report says a teen in a CPD program marched in Nazi‑style garb at a high school and resigned. The watchdog recommended discipline and ineligible‑for‑rehire designations.

A court fight over the former Regal on Lincoln Road could decide whether the Superhuman Museum opens or the landlord cancels the lease. The complaint seeks repairs and possession.

A Toms River doctor, his daughter and toddler were killed after their small plane crashed after takeoff near Saranac Lake. Investigators have opened an NTSB probe.

Fire and rescue crews searched a Moore creek Wednesday after a child was swept into a current near SE 19th and S Bryant. Traffic was closed as teams worked to reach the youngster.

Ari's Pantry has closed its downtown Dallas shop effective July 15; owners called the move difficult and say they’ll refocus on Coppell and Bishop Arts.

La Jolla teams identified liver and tumor cholesterol pathways that point to new therapies, including a CTSA inhibitor that already cleared Phase 1 safety testing.

Denver officials are moving to buy a 0.4‑acre lot at 1028 N Acoma St. to create a neighborhood park, with the council slated to review the roughly $3M deal this month.

Carmen Schools' new $55M Southgate campus on Milwaukee’s south side is wrapping up construction. The three‑story building at 2005 W. Oklahoma Ave will serve roughly 1,100 students and open Aug. 4, 2026.

Videos show riders descending Wrath of Rakshasa after a stall at Six Flags Great America in Gurnee. Park says guests were escorted off and the coaster reopened after a systems check.

Stellantis has revived a supplier reward program to drive cost savings as it funds a €60B ($70B) product reset. The move could change contract terms for Detroit-area suppliers.

State inspectors found a live rodent and dozens of health‑code violations at a Brickell City Centre sports bar, prompting a temporary shutdown and a second closure this year.