Horizon City police released photos of two people they say started a July 2 house fire on Desert Silver Drive. No injuries were reported and tips are being sought.

Site Selection placed Kane County at No. 17 for corporate expansion projects, a ranking county officials say reflects recent manufacturing, logistics and data‑center wins.

A Hospital Watch analysis and federal warnings name nine Nashville‑area hospitals among more than 500 nationwide flagged for poor price disclosures. Regulators say fines are possible if issues aren’t fixed.

A 29-year-old man identified as Justin Hardaway died after being found in medical distress at the Shelby County Penal Farm, the mayor’s office says.

A Virginia pastor was arrested after state police say he repeatedly sent explicit photos to a York County teen beginning after a 2024 sermon. Investigators say the contact lasted into late 2025 and are asking witnesses to come forward.

A federal judge sentenced Franklin Gillespie, convicted in the Bully Gang prosecution. Prosecutors said the sentence removes a violent enforcer from Brooklyn streets.

Fear over high‑profile attacks has driven Denver‑area Jews to sign up for firearms and safety training while community groups expand security and preparedness.

A small single-engine plane went into Yale Lake Wednesday; passing boaters pulled the 76‑year‑old pilot to shore and he was treated for minor injuries, officials say.

A 26-year-old was arrested at a Smyrna Motel in connection with a June Vine City homicide; authorities say charges have not yet been announced.

Wienerschnitzel opened its first on-base restaurant at Naval Base San Diego, bringing its full menu to sailors, civilian staff and families in the Navy Exchange food court.

State higher‑ed officials pitched a 60/40 performance funding model that prioritizes degree completion and credit‑hour milestones; campuses could gain or lose millions.

Nashville firefighters rescued two men from a burning North Nashville duplex; one was hospitalized and the cause of the blaze is under investigation.

A Taco Bell worker in Memphis was arrested after allegedly throwing boiling water on a co‑worker, who suffered second‑degree burns and was taken to a burn unit.