DNA testing connected two Minneapolis sexual assaults a decade apart; prosecutors charged Angel Fernandez Morocho and set a hearing for August 12.

Arizona investors paid north of $14M for the 155,916‑SF food‑processing facility at 27853 Chardon Road, signaling continued demand for turnkey industrial space in Northeast Ohio.

A stolen Hyundai rammed the security gate at Powder Room Firearms in West Jefferson; the shop's barriers kept suspects from getting inside while deputies investigate.

Tiny kittens left in a suitcase at a Cincinnati cemetery were rescued and are now in shelter care; volunteers say they'll be vaccinated before adoption.

The FAA paused departures at BWI Tuesday as severe thunderstorms moved through the Baltimore–Washington area. The hold was expected until about 5 p.m. with a medium chance of extension.

Detroit Metro is preparing to acquire the maintenance hangar vacated by Spirit Airlines as the carrier’s Chapter 11 sale moves forward. The move could preserve local jobs and give the airport more control over maintenance capacity.

Deputies with Harris County Precinct 4 are investigating a reported drive-by on the 11000 block of Edenstone Drive in Cypress; no injuries reported as investigators collect evidence.

Pittsburgh’s poison center has logged more than 180 calls about leaking or burst squishy toys; doctors warn heating them or leaving them in hot cars can cause burns. A recent U.K. recall found benzene in counterfeit dumplings.

A fatal crash closed SR‑46 near Geneva on July 21 and forced detours between Sanford and Mims.

A man suffered non-life-threatening injuries in a shooting near the Speedway on Jones Sausage Road; investigators taped off the scene between the gas station and a Bojangles.

Per Scholas opened a satellite campus at the Gary Comer Youth Center to deliver no-cost cybersecurity training and connect learners to apprenticeships with local employers.

A Milwaukee business owner agreed to plead guilty to trafficking counterfeit luxury goods after a 2025 federal raid that seized thousands of suspected knockoffs.

IMPD arrested a 19‑year‑old after a July 18 east‑side shooting that killed a 20‑year‑old; detectives say they seized firearms and suspected narcotics.