Chang Hwa Bank is seeking a Phoenix office as Taiwan’s financial network follows TSMC’s massive Arizona expansion.

A heated argument in east Vancouver ended with a gunshot, a vehicle search and an arrest on assault and firearm allegations.

Build-A-Bear has dismissed its lawsuit against the Los Angeles-area producers behind its KABU animated series, leaving a costly production dispute unresolved.

A decorated Indianapolis Army veteran is the face of Indiana’s first statewide rollout for a verification-focused civic news platform.

Stockholm AI startup Endra is opening a San Francisco office as it expands its building-design platform across the U.S. and U.K.

Swooger’s is closing after 26 years in Kings Mountain, taking its burgers, ice cream and famous spaghetti Tuesdays with it.

Clay County authorities are seeking Donald Tracey Harrell, a 60-year-old man wanted for a probation violation tied to an occupied-dwelling burglary.

West Bloomfield is covering more than $328,000 in OCC EMS tuition for 131 students, helping strengthen the emergency response pipeline across Oakland County.

Downtown Orlando crime dropped 19% in the first half of 2026, but OPD still calls the area challenging.

Malik Wrightsell’s lawyer disputes the official account of a South Side police shooting and says a wounded officer was not shot by her client.

A 53-year-old Horn Lake man faces felony sexual battery and fondling charges as police ask whether others had similar encounters.

Ken Paxton’s new Senate campaign plan promises major tax deductions for housing, health care and families as affordability takes center stage in Texas.

A Las Vegas couple found thousands in Medicare charges for equipment they never ordered. Similar complaints are now surfacing nationwide.