A St. Augustine caregiver was arrested July 21 after investigators say he groomed and sexually abused a vulnerable adult at a licensed group home.

Heavy downpours triggered a flood advisory for Cumberland, Sampson and Wayne counties; NWS warned drivers to avoid flooded roads.

State investigators say they seized forged mailbox keys, phony credit cards and hundreds of personal records after raiding a Northwest Side apartment. Multiple arrests were made.

A hedgehog volunteers named Honey died after being found doused in blue-and-yellow paint in a Yeadon garden; rescuers tried to remove the paint and four people were arrested.

A Groveland sergeant was suspended after investigators found he activated emergency lights and drove a marked cruiser more than 100 mph on trips to work.

An inmate was found dead inside a Chesterfield County jail cell and state agents have been called in. Officials say few details will be released while SLED investigates.

Police are investigating an antisemitic mailing delivered to a Hunting Valley home; civil‑rights groups say the incident fits a troubling national pattern.

Strong credit and steady paychecks no longer guarantee an apartment in Houston. New screening tools and opaque landlord rules are blocking qualified renters.

Speed and heavy rain were blamed after a Chapel Hill woman’s car crossed the median on I‑40 and struck a tractor‑trailer, killing her.

A man who drove himself to R Adams Cowley Shock Trauma after being shot was treated on the sidewalk by Express Care paramedics and rushed into life‑saving surgery. Quick action by medics and surgeons likely made the difference.

The Osage Nation asked the 10th Circuit to revisit a 2010 ruling, arguing McGirt requires courts to treat reservation disestablishment as a question of congressional text.

Acez Lounge wants to open a live‑music lounge and brunch spot at Silver Mill Shopping Center; owner Timothy Milton has renovated the space but city permits are pending.

Provisional federal counts put overdose deaths above 73,000 in the 12 months ending April 2025 as officials renew warnings about fentanyl‑laced counterfeit pills.