A man was arrested in Harrah after police say he slashed a woman outside a Little Caesars; the woman was taken to hospital and was alert, officials say.

City Manager Keith Touchberry says a roughly $4 million FY2026–27 gap has drained reserves and prompted a Brevard County Sheriff review of the city’s finances. Officials will discuss fixes at this week’s council workshops and an auditor selection meeting.

A photo shows a corrections officer apparently asleep during a hospital watch, renewing scrutiny of Allegheny County’s transport and oversight practices.

Organizers are tightening the Little Falls Arts & Crafts Fair footprint for 2026, concentrating 600+ vendors downtown and moving the Marketplace to First Street SE for a safer, easier-to-navigate weekend.

A woman was found dead on the banks of Goodby's Creek next to Hooters on San Jose Boulevard; JSO says detectives are investigating as the medical examiner reviews the case.

A Woodland Heights man says raw sewage pools on Wrightwood Street after storms; the city lists a Wrightwood SSO project but neighbors say fixes have been slow.

An American Airlines flight that landed at RDU late Monday was kept on the tarmac for more than an hour after a lightning-related ramp closure. Here’s a quick guide to what federal rules require and how to respond.

A 2.2M sq. ft. Kmart warehouse in Fairless Hills will sell assets and lay off 147 workers, per a Pennsylvania WARN notice and the Philadelphia Business Journal.

A cocktail-first gastropub from Jeremy Adler is set to open at 1010 Church St., aiming to capture pre- and post-show crowds around Northlight Theatre. The menu will test new cocktails monthly and offer late-night hours.

Exterior work and drywall are finished at the Katie Blessing Center; phase one will house a 48-bed unit and on-site urgent care and is expected to welcome patients in early 2027.

Lawmakers and researchers in Topeka are debating whether Kansas should tie school funding to student results as a task force prepares recommendations.

Neighbors across northeast Atlanta say a man repeatedly exposed himself and harassed women and children for months; police say they have identified a suspect and the investigation remains active.

An 80‑acre stretch in College Point is slated to become about 3,000 homes and nearly 60 acres of parkland under a $3.2B plan that promises union jobs and sparks environmental concerns.