A D.C. judge gave the DOJ until July 2 to unredact certain Epstein files or explain why the redactions remain, following a lawsuit by journalist Katie Phang. The order targets emails, draft indictments and FBI notes.

Whataburger filed June 25 to rebuild its Hwy 71 Bastrop location as a $2.5M, 3,800‑sq‑ft restaurant with dine‑in and drive‑thru; work is slated to begin Aug. 3, 2026.

A former Whites Creek teacher was indicted on 18 counts including aggravated statutory rape and sexual battery by an authority figure; she is being held on $150,000 bond.

Figma's Config packed Moscone this week, drawing thousands of designers and a slate of major product updates while giving downtown businesses a lift.

Kubota’s Elk Grove distribution hub is left with about $1.5M in California Competes credits after state adjustments. The award is tied to hiring milestones and a roughly $44.7M investment commitment.

A Memphis motorcycle officer was struck during a Midtown traffic stop; a woman was detained after a pursuit and police say no injuries were reported. Investigation is ongoing.

An 11-year-old El Paso student was left at the wrong bus stop; his mother demands answers as the district readies a real‑time tracking app for families.

A Black Canyon City manager was arrested after investigators say more than $40,000 went missing from the business she ran. Authorities allege deleted records and tampered cameras revealed the losses.

Irving’s Earth Coffee is bringing its organic menu and global coffee classics to Little Elm, targeting a late‑August to early‑September 2026 opening on Eldorado Parkway.

City officials say talks with developers and foreign steelmakers could bring jobs to Lorain's idled Republic Steel yard, but remediation and permits remain major hurdles.

A witness told a Los Angeles court that Redmond O'Neal made a strange threat inside a Venice coffee shop before a 2018 knife attack. The testimony comes as the 41‑year‑old faces renewed proceedings after years in psychiatric care.

A multi‑agency sweep in metro Atlanta recovered about 90 pounds of suspected meth and led to two arrests. Authorities say the case ties to a Mexico‑linked trafficking network.

Court papers say investigators traced a Feb. drug purchase to a Milwaukee phone number and arrested 31-year-old Allen T. Anderson after a Brookfield man died of fentanyl intoxication.