Human remains were recovered at a property on 4th Street Place SW during a search for 79-year-old Claude Wayne 'Doc' Holsclaw. Authorities say the investigation is ongoing.

A redevelopment at the former Vespaio/Chapulín parcel on South Congress has landed four retailers — including Wrangler and a Canadian boot outfitter — signaling more national brands for SoCo.

Deputies say a Pembroke Pines man took his dog from a Tamarac clinic after vets found terminal cancer and threatened staff. He was arrested on felony charges.

The state awarded roughly $72.3 million to rebuild the Capitol’s Eastern Approach in Albany; crews will dismantle, conserve and reset the carved granite over several years. Critics have pounced on the per‑step math.

Happy Crab’s new Ballard location pairs Lily Wu’s hand‑pulled noodles with Cajun‑style seafood boils in a large waterfront dining room. The menu emphasizes shareable plates and a premium brunch buffet.

KSDK has named Denisha Thomas its new news director as the station's parent faces a court-ordered pause on a $6.2B sale. The hire arrives amid legal uncertainty over ownership.

Massport cleared the way for formal talks on a $1B overhaul of Terminal C at Logan. JetBlue and Vantage would finance the rebuild while travelers largely approve.

Cary police say social-media posts and surveillance helped tie a woman to a theft spree that took roughly $35,717 from Ulta and Lululemon stores across the Triangle.

The NTSB’s July 15 report says a Beech King Air ran out of fuel and struck a Butler Avionics hangar roof at New Century AirCenter; two people had minor injuries.

Taiwan-based Uangyih Industrial paid $20.4M for a 107,400-sf Surprise warehouse, joining a wave of suppliers moving closer to TSMC's Arizona fabs.

Oak & Embers will close its Chesterland restaurant after Wednesday, shrinking the operation to a single Hudson outpost. Owners thanked regulars and staff in a short farewell.

Cypress Creek Montfort Drive opened in North Dallas with 168 units — 116 income‑restricted and 52 market‑rate — backed by LIHTC, city loans and Walker Settlement vouchers.

A beloved West Hillsborough Korean market is closing after 35 years; its kimchi and counter dishes will be sold at a Temple Terrace stall and inside the incoming H Mart food court.