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Crime & Emergencies in ...
A car drove into Cebars in Euclid before dawn Monday, injuring the driver and prompting emergency structural shoring. No one inside the bar was hurt.
A 51-year-old man died after his SUV went airborne and landed upside down in a retention pond near the Grand Parkway.
A Volusia County standoff ended with Austin Mowery’s early-morning surrender and an aggravated assault charge involving a law enforcement officer.
Arts & Culture in ...
Philadelphia's Legends House returns for its 15th season with a new production using fairytales to explore ICE, immigration, identity and humanity.
DeKalb County’s $21 million real-time crime center links cameras, drones, license-plate readers and 911 data. Its expanding surveillance footprint is raising fresh questions about oversight.
Mór Fest is bringing five days of Irish music, comedy, food and sport to Midtown this August. The festival promises an all-Irish lineup near Madison Square Garden.
Food & Drinks in ...
Raw & Refined North is now open in Essex, bringing the Baltimore waterfront concept to a new marina-side location with seafood, cocktails and summer views.
Community & Society in ...
More than 740 people gathered at Piedmont Park for Atlanta’s Magnolia Run, the Epilepsy Foundation of Georgia’s biggest fundraiser.
Pleasant Hill’s free Night Market returns Friday with food trucks, artisan vendors, live music and a full slate of family activities at Chilpancingo Park.
A Denver teen who fell asleep on a bus was found safe after a neighbor and two officers helped reconnect him with his family.
Real Estate & Development in ...
A 364-unit affordable housing proposal could rise beside a rebuilt K-12 arts campus in Goulds. The project remains in its early pre-application stage.
Transportation & Infrastructure in ...
A $4.3 million federal grant is pushing Oceanside’s long-delayed Coast Highway bridge replacement closer to construction. The 1929 bridge could be replaced by the end of the decade.
Retail & Industry in ...
U.S. manufacturing hit its highest level in more than four years, powered by stronger orders, production and hiring. Supply delays and elevated costs remain the catch.
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