TDHS adopted broad‑based categorical eligibility for SNAP, raising the gross‑income cutoff to 200% and easing asset rules — a change that could expand benefits to more working families across Tennessee.

Troy Alvin Wagner admitted to electronic sexual communications with what he thought was a 14‑year‑old; his plea recommends a 15‑month stayed sentence and 10 years on the predatory registry.

We Can Now says it will open a North Austin hub in July to house about 70 people and provide on-site mental-health care, meals and clothing. The group is seeking partners to staff the site.

An Arizona importer sued four major container makers in Oakland, accusing them of a pandemic‑era scheme to restrict supply and inflate prices. The suit follows a DOJ indictment unsealed in May.

A leadership fight at the Dearborn Realtist Board has frozen accounts and put a $700,000 city grant at risk as a Cook County court battle moves forward. The dispute threatens programs Dearborn runs to promote Black homeownership.

A 3-year-old missing in Clarksville was found "heavily concealed" in his home's attic and taken for medical checks as police continue their investigation.

A man suspected in a domestic-violence call fired at Pueblo officers Tuesday evening and was struck by return fire; the Tenth Judicial District's team is investigating.

Christopher Taylor filed a civil suit saying APD Chief Lisa Davis refused to reinstate him after his conviction was overturned; the city says it will defend.

A 52-year-old man died after being hit while riding an electric scooter in Salt Lake City; police say the crash is under investigation.

Santa Clara County issued an arrest warrant for 49ers receiver Brandon Aiyuk after a viral video showed him driving past Levi’s Stadium at triple‑digit speeds.

Neighbors are pushing back as Hoffman Estates considers rezoning 186 acres at Plum Farms that could allow a third data‑center campus. Public comment is set for Wednesday night.

Fort Bliss’ Joint Task Force North uncased new colors and rebranded to focus on cartel networks. Leaders say the change centralizes military intelligence with civilian partners.

A Sartell man pleaded guilty to a threats charge after police rescued a woman from his apartment in February; remaining counts were dismissed and sentencing is set for August.