Investigators say the July 15 warehouse blaze on 7th Ave S was intentionally set and Seattle Fire has handed its findings to Seattle Police.

Columbus filed suit against the owner of a 16-unit West Side property, saying years of criminal activity, code violations and unpaid taxes left tenants in unsafe conditions.

The shuttered Corelle (Pyrex) factory in Charleroi has been listed for sale as a 26‑acre industrial parcel with a 110,000‑sq‑ft warehouse and rail access.

A new Dallas Morning News analysis maps OpenAI/UPenn exposure scores onto DFW jobs; customer service ranks high while fast-food — the region’s largest employer — shows low exposure.

Body‑cam video shows Tampa officers freeing a child locked in an SUV at a gas station; officials urge parents to call 911 and never leave kids unattended.

A Jacksonville man was arrested last week and charged with six counts of aggravated child abuse after an infant treated at Wolfson Children’s Hospital was found with multiple fractures and retinal bleeding.

Demolition at Hyde Park is complete and the city has greenlit a $4.32M aquatic center with shallow-water features and a renovated pool house. Work is slated to finish by May 2027.

Former Steelers running back Le'Veon Bell was arrested after an autograph signing in Canton and is being held in the Stark County Jail pending extradition.

The Army Corps plans to spray herbicide over 5,500 acres at Arkabutla Lake; DeSoto residents say they want clearer answers about safety and timing.

Eastwood Station opens this Wednesday in a converted train car, serving Roman-style pizza, house pastas and sandwiches for takeout and limited outdoor seating.

Butler County deputies removed an injured bald eagle from the shoulder of US‑127 and transferred it to local rehabbers for evaluation and care.

Two South Florida players each hold Fantasy 5 winning tickets worth $53,512. One was sold in North Miami and the other in Palm Beach County.

Two people were charged after prosecutors say a home‑care company billed Indiana Medicaid for more than $10.9M in services that weren’t provided.