Cincinnati leaders want to expand a chronic-nuisance law after seven people were shot near Privee. Bars could face earlier warnings and escalating fines.

The MTA has refurbished Harlem’s historic 125th Street 2/3 station with brighter lights, repaired platforms and refreshed interiors. The work is part of a wider push to revive subway stops across New York City.

Manatee County commissioners are preparing a temporary moratorium on new AI data-center applications, citing power, water and infrastructure concerns.

Walker’s Point’s Full of Beans Café has closed after nearly a decade, with owners Rob and JoAnn Hausknecht retiring from the cafe business.

Federal prosecutors say 251 border cases and 263 defendants were added to South Texas dockets in one week.

Salt Lake City could hit 104 degrees Saturday as an Extreme Heat Warning brings smoky skies and warm overnight temperatures through Sunday.

After 7 is bringing its signature R&B sound to Bethesda Theater for two performances this weekend.

Mighty Oak BBQ is outgrowing its New Braunfels home. A new Porter Street location promises more seating and better parking by early September.

A new New Orleans East lounge will honor Jacoby Jones and target sports fans. Its opening date and full concept are still under wraps.

Dallas has opened a new FIFA Legacy Mini-Pitch at Pleasant Oaks, turning World Cup momentum into a permanent neighborhood soccer space.

A Greenville clinic has helped test remternetug, an experimental Alzheimer’s drug now in late-stage research. At least 40 Upstate patients have participated.

Daniel Sloss brings his dark new show BITTER to Boston’s Wilbur for three performances next weekend, with opening night already sold out.

El Paso faces 100-degree heat Saturday as severe storms, damaging winds, hail and flash flooding threaten the region.