A man died Tuesday after a dump truck struck him while he crossed High Street at Coliseum Way in East Oakland. Police say the driver stayed and cooperated.

A 25‑year‑old woman was killed and four others were hurt after a late‑night fiery crash on I‑495 north near Route 93 in Andover, state police say.

A Willow Spring man was killed when his SUV ran off Christian Light Road and struck a tree outside Fuquay‑Varina, authorities said.

Orlando police arrested a 42-year-old man after a months-long ICAC probe tied abusive files to a Google account; he faces dozens of counts, authorities say.

Flight West’s Rochester‑born concept has opened on South Miami’s Sunset Drive with a Mibrasa charcoal oven and an ambitious whiskey program.

A 13-year-old boy was shot on a North Portland sidewalk Wednesday night and taken to a hospital; detectives with the Enhanced Community Safety Team are investigating.

Chevron will sign MOUs with Iraq to advance plans at West Qurna 2 and the Nassiriya project after Iraqi PM Ali al‑Zaidi's U.S. visit. The deals start technical and commercial work that could lead to operating agreements.

El Cajon’s council voted 4–1 to forgo roughly $5.3 million in state encampment funding, citing housing‑first restrictions and a preference for locally controlled shelter and outreach. The choice leaves local contracts as the immediate path to expanded services.

A fast-moving early-morning blaze in Folsom destroyed one home and damaged another; one firefighter was treated and released. Mutual‑aid crews helped contain the scene.

A Port Orchard man was arrested after an undercover WSP probe allegedly targeting the sexual exploitation of a minor. He faces multiple felony counts and bail is $250,000.

A University of Cincinnati analysis finds roughly 60% of independently owned Cincinnati restaurants opened 2008–2023 later closed, with closures clustered in dense neighborhoods and after major shocks.

Outside PACs and rival operatives are trading attack mailers in Missouri's 10th Senate primary after a lawmaker's 988 hotline test. The race has gone national in tone.

Hundreds packed a Bartow County meeting to oppose a proposed 111‑acre data center on the Etowah River, raising alarms about water, noise and industrial infrastructure.