A Montgomery County first‑grade teacher was sentenced to more than 12 years in federal prison after prosecutors say she sold fentanyl‑laced pills that led to a fatal overdose. The sentence includes restitution toward the victim’s burial.

Denver police say an outdoor death investigation is underway in the 200 block of Walnut Street; the medical examiner will determine cause and manner of death.

An appeals court quashed a Miami‑Dade order and restored prosecutors' ability to seek the death penalty against Julio Montez Morris after a clerical waiver was treated as binding.

Cook County prosecutors declined to charge a North Riverside officer who shot a knife‑wielding man in January 2025, saying the evidence was insufficient. The family is calling for body‑camera footage and transparency.

Signature at La Cantera is the lone San Antonio pick on OpenTable's 2026 Top 100 Hotel Restaurants, a boost for the resort dining room's national profile.

Bystanders at Bear Lake applied tourniquets and helped save a woman after a propeller strike while tubing. She was airlifted and remains in stable condition.

Texas-born Super Chix opened a Seattle waterfront shop in late June, bringing hand-breaded chicken and churned custard to Alaskan Way. The new outpost expands the chain’s Washington roster.

Two adults were found dead at a private pond in east Fort Worth after an overturned kayak was discovered.

Disney says Hulu will remain for now, but a leaked internal plan called "Project Gemini" shows a migration that could retire the Hulu app by late 2026. What subscribers should know.

Surveillance images show five people inside a Chick‑fil‑A on 14th Street NW after a June 20 burglary; police and Crime Solvers are offering a reward for tips.

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.