QTS revived plans to add a three‑story building at the former Sun‑Times site in McKinley Park, but a voided city permit has paused the project amid environmental and neighborhood concerns.

Carmine’s will shutter its McGregor Square outpost this Saturday; the original on Penn remains open. The downtown spot served LoDo crowds since 2021.

A Preble County grand jury indicted former Eaton Middle School teacher Kristin Schamel on 10 counts of sexual battery tied to alleged 2014 conduct. She was arrested in Florida and returned to the county jail.

Nearly 1,000 juried artists will take over downtown Ann Arbor July 16–18, filling 30 city blocks with booths, music and food. Shuttle, safety and map details inside.

A Boston seismologist detained in China since 2024 now faces espionage charges, advocates say, after publishing U.S.-funded research on detecting nuclear tests.

BH Group closed on the long-shuttered Polo West parcel in Wellington for about $20.8M and plans a single-family home community on the roughly 150-acre site. Neighbors are already lining up for hearings.

A social-media clip shows an SUV in a Socorro canal while DPS and Border Patrol vehicles were at the scene. Officials say details are pending as investigators review video.

Annexe, the basement cocktail bar beneath Bar Virgile, will close this week after six years. Owner Daniel Sartain says he plans to keep the space and debut a new concept later this year.

Three former Black employees allege Life University discriminated and retaliated against them during their time on the Marietta campus. The university says it will defend the claims.

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.