AFD crews are responding to a fire in the ground-floor parking garage at 300 S Congress. Authorities have urged people to avoid the area as crews operate.

Bala Cynwyd's Pep Boys will join Mavis' network after an approximately $700M sale, though Icahn will keep much of the property behind the brand.

Nashville police say a 34-year-old man was arrested after a January tip to the National Center for Missing & Exploited Children led detectives to images on Snapchat.

OU researchers have joined a national NIH project using AI tools that recent work showed can surface new genetic diagnoses in previously unsolved pediatric cases.

A pickup truck crash at 8th and Vermont briefly closed North 8th Street and prompted a precautionary boil-water order for nearby taps while officials tested the supply.

Thirsty First will close this Sunday, July 26, ending a decade on the downtown bar circuit. Owner Greg Mikurak announced a final celebration at the Central Avenue location.

Three teens are facing murder warrants after a July 14 shooting in west Charlotte that left a 14‑year‑old dead; arrests were made this week and the investigation is active.

Kirkland ProAct detectives arrested a suspect in Kent after a months‑long probe that recovered roughly $500,000 in stolen fragrance and other goods.

A man was shot in Mechanicsville after refusing to buy marijuana from occupants of a pickup, Atlanta police say. Investigators found no shell casings and are searching for a dark Dodge Ram.

Memphis City Council adopted Ordinance 5975 raising sewer fees citywide, phasing in tenant charges and new per‑1,000‑gallon rates in 2027–2028 to fund plant upgrades.

State police freed 14 people in Ciudad Juárez, including two children held for ransom, and arrested eight suspects after a tip led them to a Bellavista home.

Colorado’s delegation introduced the Glenwood Hot Springs Protection Act to block a contested quarry expansion above Glenwood Springs, citing truck traffic, cultural sites and the hot‑springs aquifer. The bill forces BLM review into the political arena.

Austin ISD posted a proposal to close Paredes Middle School and reassign students to nearby campuses, a move announced just weeks before the fall term. Families face rezoning, possible bus changes and an uncertain timeline.