Chicago police released photos of a man wanted in a Green Line battery that left a 48-year-old passenger cut. Detectives say anyone with tips or footage should come forward.

Miami-Dade confirmed a deputy was involved in a shooting at 785 81st Street in Miami Beach on July 24; officials released no other details.

A $1.5 million '1,500,000 Super Star' scratch-off was sold at the Allegheny Towne Center Giant Eagle, marking Westmoreland County's third seven-figure Lottery win this year.

After a March roof fire, Bellini Osteria Toscana reopened in late June; owners and neighbors marked the restaurant's return.

A Weber State parade float trailer detached on an I-15 ramp in Ogden and struck a sedan. The sedan's driver was taken to a local hospital and is not critically injured.

Two despecho bars are landing in San Antonio — El Despecho is open and Sala de Despecho is eyeing a Rim location, both promising karaoke, tacos and tequila.

Howard & Platt opened July 24 on South Howard, taking over 301 S. Howard Ave with patio seating and reservations. The new spot aims to pull daytime diners to the SoHo corridor.

Antidóte on East Jefferson earned Wine Spectator’s 2026 Award of Excellence, a national nod for owner Nya Marshall and a boost for the neighborhood dining scene.

UK fandom retailer House of Spells will open a 20,000‑sq‑ft Times Square flagship on July 29, promising immersive sets, late hours and rare collectibles.

Video from a local investigation shows groups of drivers with multiple phones in DFW staging areas and a veteran Uber driver saying he waited more than 45 minutes with no rides.

A 75-year-old Las Vegas man died after his car crossed into oncoming traffic in a chain-reaction crash on Spring Mountain Road. Troopers say the Major Incident Reconstruction Team is investigating.

A longtime Cardinals team doctor says Mercy owes him $182,500 in unpaid compensation, according to a lawsuit reported by the St. Louis Post‑Dispatch. The civil filing raises questions about pay arrangements between team physicians and large health systems.

A Long Beach advisory panel asked City Council to broaden the city’s Values Act protections, curb data-sharing with federal immigration authorities and use budgeted funds for legal defense.