A St. Cloud man faces a felony threats charge after allegedly pointing a handgun at another driver during a Sunday road‑rage incident. Police say a license‑plate photo and a spent 9mm casing helped tie the suspect to the scene.

A jogger on Eagle Creek Road was mauled by a pack of dogs; a passing driver fired a shot to scare them off and the victim faces multiple surgeries. Animal control has taken the dogs into custody.

A Houston-born Chino-Boricua kitchen has opened in Grand Prairie, folding mofongo and tostones into orange chicken, ribs and other comforting, plate-style dishes. Locals report lines and steady takeout traffic.

Councilwoman Joann Ariola says she secured $18M to renovate the Queens Public Library Broad Channel branch, including storm‑resiliency upgrades.

A Florida developer bought 115 acres in Rocky Mount for $4.5M and plans hundreds of homes, apartments and retail.

A private Polk County utility asked regulators for a 479% wastewater rate increase, worrying homeowners already hit with triple‑digit bills and repeated outages.

A false 911 report sent tactical teams to the 1200 block of Marshall Ave in South Milwaukee; officers searched a home and found no shooting. The call is under investigation.

A family vacation at Lake Powell turned into a medical emergency when 14-year-old Grey Clissold suffered a severe leg injury that required emergency vascular surgery and 11 operations.

A 24‑year‑old faces attempted murder charges after state police say he fired at another motorist on the Stevenson‑to‑Dan Ryan ramp; no one was hurt.

Surveillance video shows a tow truck taking a six‑figure Range Rover; police arrested a 30‑year‑old man in an alleged scheme that targeted shipped luxury cars.

Court filings allege an Indianapolis man paid a hired shooter to kill his wife for a $15,000 insurance payout; a bench trial is set for Aug. 13, 2026.

A former MDOC officer was arraigned after state police say she opened a cell door at Baraga Correctional Facility, allowing an inmate to attack a fellow guard. The defendant was released on $500 bond and faces a felony charge.

City Council is weighing a major rewrite of the carnival code that would require harnesses on floats, cap throws and raise fines for early 'ladder camps'.