Clear, mild Tuesday morning with a small chance of showers and a high near 89°F. Triple-digit heat returns Friday; check cooling centers.

Park and airport police unions are pressing a $25M claim after a judge refused to bar damages, renewing a years‑long fight over pay and collective bargaining. The case now heads toward a contested courtroom showdown.

A.J. Chocolate House is franchising from its Winter Park flagship, pitching small downtown chocolate cafés with a $35K franchise fee and a multi-revenue model.

Ford recalled 288,314 2016–2019 Explorers after roof‑rail covers were found to loosen and, in some cases, detach; dealers will inspect and fix affected vehicles free.

Clear morning; highs near 95°F Tuesday with a slight chance of late‑day storms. Heavier storms expected Wednesday–Thursday, then a hot near‑100°F weekend.

Heat Advisory in effect July 21–22 with highs near 90°F and patchy smoke aloft. Check local cooling resources and shift outdoor activity to cooler hours.

Crews have begun clearing trees on New Bern Avenue for the city’s new BRT line; expect lane shifts, temporary stop moves and promised native replanting.

A Dundalk couple claimed a $500,000 Gifts of Green scratch-off and say the money will buy a car and shore up retirement. The ticket was sold at the North Point Boulevard Walmart, Lottery officials say.

Collegium Pharmaceutical is moving its headquarters from Stoughton to One Lincoln in Boston, taking roughly 40,000 sq ft across two floors and becoming the tower’s first biotech tenant.

Light rain this morning gives way to hot afternoons and scattered storms. A Flood Watch is in effect Tuesday with a flash-flood threat for parts of the region.

Portland faces upper‑90s heat today with a Heat Advisory in effect and patchy wildfire smoke possible. Limited overnight relief means plan early‑morning or evening activities.

Anthony Badamo is opening a specialty sandwich shop and small Italian market next to his Dormont pizzeria. The spot will focus on sandwiches and curated pantry items.

DraftKings asked a federal judge to block Philadelphia from enforcing a local consumer‑protection ordinance and to quash a subpoena tied to a city probe. The company says state law preempts local oversight.