John Marchant Stabbert, son of a longtime Tacoma pastor, has been summoned on four counts of first‑degree child rape tied to alleged incidents from 1997–2001; church leaders say they have removed him and are cooperating with police.

Federal auditors say more than 16 million tons of uranium tailings have been moved and the Moab mill site is on track to close by 2029, with county leaders already planning reuse.

Bradley Leal, recently hired Whitman-Hanson coach, was arrested after a late-night traffic stop. Police say his 15-month-old was found alone at his Weymouth apartment.

Leon's Backroom will close early while staff mourn owner Ron Singer. The Mount Vernon bar says it hopes to reopen quickly as employees manage the transition.

Blowing dust on I‑10 near Casa Grande sharply reduced visibility Wednesday evening, prompting ADOT and the NWS to urge drivers to follow Pull Aside, Stay Alive safety steps.

A Denver immigration judge says she was abruptly removed in June after granting bond in a high‑profile case, warning the purge could undercut due process. Local reporting lays out how the dismissal fits a wider DOJ shake‑up.

A federal judge handed former Summit police chief John Kosmowski three years after jurors found he accepted cash tied to a liquor-license transfer and tried to cover it up.

A West Linn resident was sentenced to 10 years after police say investigators seized nearly 200 child sexual abuse files and prosecutors say he continued sharing images after a prior conviction.

Extreme Heat Warning through 8 p.m. Thursday with Downtown highs near 92°F. Call 211 or use cooling centers if you need relief.

Kinship has broken ground on a $21.5M Harambee campus that pairs a public market with a commercial kitchen, greenhouse and workforce training. The center is slated to open in 2027.

Schertz declared a disaster and ordered mandatory evacuations at Pecan Grove RV Park after the National Weather Service warned Cibolo Creek could surge overnight.

Relatives say a Houston man died after being tased by HPD during a bicycle stop; family members are demanding transparency as investigators review the case.

State Sen. Todd Weiler will lead the conservative Sutherland Institute while keeping his Senate seat, a move that critics say raises conflict questions. The hire is set to begin in early August.