A septic‑tank tanker overturned and caught fire on Florida’s Turnpike near Bird Road, killing the driver and closing the highway in both directions.

Clerks across Michigan have begun public logic‑and‑accuracy tests of voting machines ahead of the Aug. 4 primary. Tests are open to observers and run before early voting starts.

A Greenwood, Indiana woman has been charged with three counts after an alleged bomb threat at American Heritage School in Salt Lake City. Police found no explosive device, court papers say.

A man was found fatally beaten outside Spin City Laundry on North Classen. Police say surveillance footage helped lead to an arrest and court filings named the victim.

The Education Department has opened directed investigations into three Georgia school systems over how they handle staff sexual‑misconduct allegations. The move follows a national review aimed at stopping districts from quietly reassigning accused employees.

Memphis police say two people were arrested after surveillance showed 120 iPhone 17 Pros and 50 smart pens being moved inside a FedEx processing center — about $133,377 in goods.

The state awarded Colorado Public Radio a $1.5M tax credit to build a public-facing downtown Denver headquarters at 777 Grant St. The site will combine CPR’s news and music operations and include public performance and meeting space.

NYPD released images after a 49-year-old woman was groped near 81st Avenue and 248th Street on June 4. Tips may qualify for up to $3,500.

Colombian designer Johanna Ortiz launches a yearlong pop-up at MARKET inside Highland Park Village, bringing hand-finished, luxury ready-to-wear to Dallas shoppers.

A $30 million penthouse at Faena Residences on the Miami River has gone into contract, developers say. The sale will only close after the towers are delivered in 2029–2030.

A Northern California burger chain is moving into the former Garden Kitchen space in Rolando and plans to sell $1.99 smash burgers near SDSU this fall or winter.

The Massachusetts AG has sued MassDOT and contractors, alleging asbestos-contaminated soil was mishandled during a Boston-area bridge project and that workers and neighbors were put at risk.

A juvenile is in custody after a shooting at a North Broadway gas station left a man dead. Homicide detectives recovered a firearm and are asking the public for tips.