A Bronx man admitted to stealing more than $100,000 from nearly two dozen New Yorkers searching for apartments, prosecutors say.

A person was ejected and killed in a two-vehicle crash on southbound I-5 at Washington Street early Wednesday, prompting a full southbound shutdown near Mission Hills.

The Exchange will bring 296 mixed-income apartments and amenities to the 14.6‑acre Stockyards North master plan, developers say.

A new statewide snapshot finds Arizona's community lenders get far less bank capital than peers, pointing to roughly $200M of potential new lending if investors align.

Ta Chen International paid $87M to buy the Pleasant Prairie warehouse it had long leased, converting a tenant into an owner at LakeView Corporate Park.

Taystee's Burgers will open its 10th location in Monroe this Friday, expanding the gas‑station burger chain across southeast Michigan.

Minnesota’s Department of Children, Youth and Families will relocate to 106 Water St. at Farwell‑on‑Water, taking about 92,000 sq ft and bringing roughly 400 staff to the riverfront.

Cuyahoga County’s draft plan would raise visitor and employee parking fees across downtown garages while County Council members would remain exempt from reserved‑spot charges. The issue heads to council on July 21.

Fidelity sued a former adviser, saying confidential client records were taken and tens of millions in client assets may be at risk. The filing seeks emergency discovery and an injunction.

A 1775 Revolutionary War banner in Cincinnati — painted with 13 arrows and "United We Stand" — is helping drive a $65M push to build a new research and collections center.

Chesapeake Utilities unveiled the Florida Energy Pathway: a 24‑inch, $1.2B intrastate pipeline from Palm Beach to Miami backed by nearly 250,000 dekatherms/day.

A person was taken to hospital after a Wednesday shooting on Blazing Pine Path in unincorporated DeKalb County. Police are investigating and asking anyone with information to come forward.

A handcuffed woman has filed a federal civil‑rights lawsuit alleging a former Ormond Beach officer slammed her head into a glass partition during a 2024 DUI booking. The suit names the officer and the city and seeks damages for injuries and scarring.