Denver police asked the public to help identify seven people wanted in an aggravated robbery near 18th and Market on June 12. Authorities released an alert and are seeking leads.

Bank staff at a Weddington branch flagged a customer's ID and exposed what investigators call a complex money‑laundering operation that led to an arrest.

Ysleta ISD trustees approved a short‑term tax‑revenue anticipation loan up to $32M to cover payroll while the district waits for state and property‑tax receipts.

Oldham County Detention Center will give ONEbox naloxone kits to released inmates and visitors, bought with $65,000 in state opioid settlement funds. Officials say the step aims to cut overdoses during the highest‑risk days after release.

Police arrested a man after a woman reported a phone being held over the top of her bathroom stall at a Glenwood Avenue Kroger. Court documents name Kanders Dukes and list surveillance-related charges.

A Dallas lab and its investors will pay $24M to resolve DOJ allegations that unnecessary respiratory panels were billed to Medicare during COVID screenings at senior homes.

Metro Council awarded more than $26M to 42 parks and nature projects, including $4.5M to remove the Kelly Creek dam at Mt. Hood Community College and funds for trails and nature centers.

Conroe’s city council voted to shelve new reviews of Flock Safety license‑plate cameras, keeping the system in place even as residents demand more transparency. A Texas AG ruling forces the city to release some records.

A Miami‑Dade man was arrested after deputies say a homeowner paid $7,800 for roof work that never began. He faces charges including grand theft and unlicensed contracting.

A $13 million overhaul will remake the Truman Library's lawns, courtyard and trails, finishing a decade-old plan with new signage, native plantings and a 'Walk with Truman' trail.

A 60-year-old bystander was beaten in Midtown; NYPD Crime Stoppers says five people attacked him and is seeking tips. A reward is being offered for information that leads to an arrest.

Southern California tavern Finney's Crafthouse will open a Downtown Summerlin location in September with 30 beers on tap and 20 HDTVs.

A new Northside spot mixes a café, private offices and licensed on‑site child care so parents can work nearby while kids play. Memberships and day passes are available.