Colin Lynch's Traveler Street Hospitality will shutter Bar Mezzana, No Relation and Shore Leave on Jan. 1, 2027, citing lease pressures and giving staff months to find new work.

A Georgia man was arrested after allegedly smashing a display at Watches of Switzerland in Kenwood Towne Centre and making off with about $123,200 in luxury watches.

National foreclosure filings jumped in early 2026 even as layoffs stayed low; Triangle agents say the region is holding up, but some NC ZIP‑codes show higher filings.

A Maple Heights man was sentenced to 108 months after investigators found more than 3,000 child sexual abuse files on his devices, officials say.

A quick waterspout spun near Stock Island Marina Friday evening; NWS posted video and issued a Special Marine Warning for nearby waters.

The city issued an RFP on July 24 to preserve and repurpose Broad Ripple’s historic Fire Station 32 into a mixed‑use project that blends preservation with new housing and retail.

Tenants at Congress Park I & II in Southeast D.C. have sued their landlord, alleging years of neglect, 1,100+ code violations, failing safety systems and recurring violence. Plaintiffs seek repairs, oversight and damages.

FORCE Detroit's new "Caravan of Love" will canvass Detroit's west side monthly, pairing door‑to‑door outreach with job help, housing support, youth programs and voter registration.

A multi-agency warrant sweep on West Mountain Street left four people in custody Friday; charges include aggravated assault, obstruction and a probation violation.

Ekiben faces a federal copyright suit after a 2024 Instagram post allegedly used the 'Space Jam' theme without a license. The complaint seeks damages and an injunction.

A Punta Gorda Middle School teacher was arrested in Sarasota County and charged with sexual battery and lewd molestation tied to alleged abuse from 2014–2017.

Jonathan Bock resigned as co‑CEO of Blackstone’s private‑credit fund on July 20; Brad Marshall will run BCRED alone as the vehicle deals with heavy redemption requests.

About $72.1 million will fund 33 roadway‑safety projects across 23 Ohio counties, focusing on roundabouts, sidewalks and intersection upgrades over the next several fiscal years.