A 25-year-old allegedly opened fire outside an East Gordon home in Coweta County, wounding his roommate. Local authorities are investigating the incident.

Two men were arrested in St. Bernard this week after narcotics investigators found drugs, an allegedly stolen pickup and altered vehicle ID stickers. Authorities say charges include distribution and vehicle-alteration offenses.

Santa Barbara’s Casa Comal opened a new outpost in Irving's Cypress Waters, serving Mexico City‑inspired tacos on house‑made corn tortillas. Most tacos land around $5.75.

A Missouri parole board will weigh whether James Robert Scott, convicted in the 1993 West Quincy levee break, should be released. The hearing revives a case that still divides river towns.

A flash flood warning was issued Tuesday night for Cave Creek after heavy monsoon storms drenched hills north of Phoenix. Officials warned of life‑threatening runoff and urged motorists to avoid flooded roads.

Cool, muggy morning in San Francisco; breezy onshore winds return with gusts near 20 mph. Small craft advisories affect parts of the coast.

A 67‑year‑old rider died and his passenger was hospitalized after their Harley struck a turning semi on Highway 20 near milepost 255, state police said. Troopers closed the road while they investigated.

Patchy fog this morning gives way to low‑90s afternoons. A Heat Advisory runs through Monday, July 27. Stay hydrated and use cooling centers if needed.

Federal agents arrested 14 people in Operation Black Book, seizing firearms, cash and multiple kilograms of cocaine in a sweep tied to shipments into the Pine Ridge Reservation.

NewYork‑Presbyterian plans a roughly $63M rework of inpatient space at Columbia’s Milstein Hospital to add medical‑surgical capacity and ease ED crowding.

A new GOP bill would force Congress to sign off on any D.C. tax or fee increase within 60 days, reversing the usual presumption of local control and prompting sharp pushback from city leaders.

An apparent exchange of gunfire in the 12600 block of Emmett Grove left homes and cars hit and one person hospitalized, deputies say.

A traffic stop on Chicago’s Magnificent Mile turned up a loaded firearm and suspected heroin, and two men now face felony charges, officials say.