Morgan County's latest warrant post lists three men and five allegations, with a reminder that the list may not reflect current custody status.

Harvard-Westlake’s $200-million River Park sports complex in Studio City is nearly finished, with early 2027 use now the target. The sprawling facility includes two gyms, eight tennis courts, a pool and a whole lot of bathrooms.

Oklahoma City’s first double roundabout is open, and its peanut-shaped design is already changing how drivers navigate NW 10th. Officials say the project is built for safer, smoother traffic.

A Minneapolis PFAS company just landed $55 million to scale technology aimed at destroying “forever chemicals” instead of merely capturing them.

San Francisco AI startup Anyscale is set to join Nscale in a reported $1.65 billion deal. The agreement combines Ray-based software with a global GPU cloud operation.

Two people face felony charges after an alleged Naperville home invasion ended with a resident’s 3-year-old dog shot and killed.

Enid Pinkney’s former Brownsville home is listed for $700,000 after a major renovation, raising fresh concerns about gentrification and rising prices.

San Antonio-based Merit Commercial Real Estate is launching in Charlotte with Stream Realty veteran Daniel Farrar leading a six-person team. The firm will target office, industrial and mixed-use deals.

BTS is skipping Grammy submissions just days before its MetLife Stadium concerts, rejecting a new Asian pop category in the process.

A woman was shot in the thigh near North Front Street, and police arrested a 44-year-old man accused of pulling the trigger.

A teenage boy was shot in the leg Wednesday morning at a west Phoenix apartment complex. Police are still looking for a suspect.

Home Depot-owned Temco Logistics is shutting its Mountain Creek flatbed facility and cutting 71 Dallas jobs this fall.

A Sunnyside back-to-school bash will pair free backpacks with haircuts, health checkups, basketball and a mobile library.