A 40-year-old woman was slashed before 3 a.m. near Livonia and Snediker in Brownsville and taken to a hospital, FDNY says.

The Colts say 108 Indiana high schools have committed to girls flag football, pushing the sport toward possible IHSAA sanctioning and state championships.

An Oklahoma City homeowner says a tenant changed the locks, used a bogus sales agreement and kept her out of the family house for more than a year.

AnMed Health reported a systemwide phone and internet outage Sunday after a suspected cyberattack. Emergency departments remained open while staff used backup workflows.

A newer office building at 1900 St. Antoine could make way for Ford Field parking. The block is already wired into the stadium’s daily traffic.

Starkville-born Taste says it plans to open restaurants in every SEC city by 2029 while expanding in Mississippi with Ridgeland, Oxford and new local builds. The group is hiring and building to scale.

A 78-year-old man was struck by a motorcycle at South Main and Las Olas Drive in Crown Point and later died. The motorcyclist stayed at the scene and is cooperating, per police.

A welfare check in Cypress turned up evidence of captivity; deputies located a person who escaped and a suspect has been charged with aggravated kidnapping.

A North Memphis shooting left one roommate hurt while two other residents, including a toddler, were inside; police say Vincent Brown has been arrested and charged.

The Massachusetts Parole Board granted parole Monday to Abdul‑Barre Mustafa, convicted in a 1978 killing and once an escapee. Family members and a Worcester County prosecutor opposed the move.

Neighbors say a Sparrows Point water main break sat unrepaired for three days, leaving a deep hole and unanswered 311 reports. Concerns include sinkholes and low hydrant pressure.

A 7-month-old infant was found unresponsive near 25th and Hadley; Milwaukee police arrested a 22-year-old woman and the death is under investigation.

MnDOT’s 2026 slate tops 200 projects statewide, and the agency is collecting public feedback on a nine‑mile I‑694 study that could reshape Twin Cities commutes.