Old Heights Bistro will close its Seminole Heights dining room this weekend and relocate to Palma Ceia in South Tampa. Owners say the new space offers more room and parking.

Two people pictured in Lorain County Sheriff’s weekly wanted bulletin were captured after tips from residents, the department said. The office thanked the public on Facebook.

Tarrant County prosecutors thanked the Arlington Police Department after a man was convicted and given 35 years for firing into a neighbor’s living room while high on meth. The DA’s office named the ADAs and investigator on the case.

Mayor Mamdani is directing $43 million to expand the city’s Bureau of Coastal Resilience, hiring engineers and crews to operate flood gates and shore protections. The initial FY27 funding aims to turn planning work into maintained defenses.

Bae's Baekery has moved into a larger Highlands shop on Bardstown Road, expanding pastries, coffee and a new evening 'Hearth' for classes and pop-ups.

Clark County permits list roughly $7.8M in work at the Flamingo where the Paradise Garden Buffet once sat. No operator has been named yet as contractors add a mezzanine and interior buildout.

Denver police say one person was stabbed in the 19000 block of East 5th Avenue; injuries appear non‑life‑threatening. Detectives are investigating.

Kansas City approved up to $500,000 for emergency repairs at the North Lawn Apartments after tenants reported weeks without power, stolen wiring and unsafe units.

A former McCrory’s on Pike Street has been reborn as Midtown Market — a 9,000‑sq‑ft downtown hub with duckpin bowling, a soda shop, a cocktail bar and more.

Waste Management bought 146 acres in Medley adjacent to its 170‑acre Medley Landfill; the acquisition shifts attention to state permits and county oversight.

Federal prosecutors say a College Station man was sentenced after sexually exploiting a child he contacted via social media.

A Ninth Circuit panel ruled that domestic violence witnessed by children can count as child abuse under federal immigration law. The decision denies an Oregon resident's bid to avoid deportation.

Billboard magnate Brian Kennedy says USC breached a 1998 naming promise after the school built the Bloom Football Performance Center on his namesake practice field.