A man in his early 20s was found shot to death early Thursday on Jacksonville's Southside near Drew Park. Detectives are asking for tips as they try to ID the victim.

Ex-employees say they were blindsided after Dollar General shut neighborhood stores; workers want severance, transfers and legal help as organizers step in.

A second suspect was arrested in a May Frayser beating that left a Memphis man with a severe brain injury and weeks on a ventilator.

A man was injured in a shooting on Magnolia Court in north Raleigh; he's expected to recover while police investigate.

Jalen Brunson and the New York Knicks dominated the ESPYs as the awards returned to Lincoln Center, with Brunson taking multiple top honors and the team named Best Team.

A 48-year-old man died after his car left the road and struck a utility pole on West Lake Houston Parkway. Investigators say speed — and poor lighting — may have been factors.

Brussels ordered Google to open Android and share anonymized search signals with rival AI firms, setting firm deadlines and raising privacy and legal questions. The move could reshape how assistants and search compete worldwide.

Six candidates are vying for Wisconsin’s open secretary of state seat ahead of an August 11 primary that will decide which Republican advances to November. The office may not run elections, but it controls public‑lands trust dollars and state records.

Ocean Dim Sum at 1150 Bishop St. was briefly closed after DOH found a removed handwashing sink and unlabeled foods; a July 15 follow-up inspection cleared the violations.

Madam Pearl's Dancehall & Saloon in Fort Worth's Stockyards closed after a four‑year run, leaving regulars and performers posting tributes online. The owners offered no public reason.

Luis Esteban Borunda, a onetime deputy secretary of state, pleaded guilty in federal court to producing sexually explicit material with a minor and faces at least 15 years. Reporters say the conduct began in mid‑2023 and was uncovered after an undercover sting.

House Judiciary Chair Jim Jordan subpoenaed Philly DA Larry Krasner over alleged preferential treatment of undocumented immigrants. Krasner called the move a "nastygram" and demanded a public hearing.

Seven Lake County eateries were cited in the week of July 6–12; Salt Shack on the Lake logged the most high‑priority violations. State records list the full breakdown.