A nationwide shortage of the chemotherapy ifosfamide is forcing oncologists to change treatment plans and hunt for scarce vials. Regulators and hospitals are racing to stretch supply and find imports.

Four Pueblo‑area residents sued San Isabel Electric, alleging its lines and vegetation practices helped spark the Aspen Acres Fire; authorities say the blaze was human‑caused and investigations continue.

Neighbors flagged a man after they say he exposed himself outside a downtown Nashville window; court records list the defendant and show bond set at $10,000.

The Middle States Commission put Chatham on a non‑compliance warning over financial‑planning concerns. University leaders point to cost cuts and an April property sale as fixes.

Cleveland City Council objected to renewing TownHall's liquor license, citing owner Bobby George's felony record. The objection now heads to the Ohio Division of Liquor Control for review.

The Port of Los Angeles moved 1,002,734 TEUs in June — the busiest June on record and the third month to top one million containers.

City Hall will deploy roof-to-cellar enforcement days — coordinated HPD, DOB and Health inspections — to force repairs in buildings where tenants have organized.

A boil‑water notice was issued for Bulverde and dozens of Canyon Lake‑area customers after flooding sent sediment into the lake, officials said. Residents are being told to boil water for drinking and cooking.

Orange County and Orlando are activating photo‑enforced school‑zone cameras this summer; warnings start soon and $100 notices will follow.

A motorcyclist died in Vallejo after fleeing officers and crashing into a parked car. The Traffic Division is investigating and the coroner is withholding identity.

Two Powerball tickets worth $50,000 apiece were sold at stores in Fishers and Greenwood. Winners should secure their tickets and follow Hoosier Lottery claim steps.

A man was shot during an attempted carjacking at Longwood Vista Apartments Wednesday night; Gwinnett detectives are searching for suspects and asking witnesses to call.

Portland Fire posted a brief alert after crews were sent to the Willamette's west bank near Tilikum Crossing. Officials urged calling 9‑1‑1 for emergencies.