Holt Lunsford has delivered Par 1960, a two‑building, move‑in‑ready industrial campus on FM 1960 totaling roughly 254,186 square feet. Both buildings are now listed for lease.

Kittle Property Group has begun work on Triton Pointe, a 192‑unit, LIHTC‑backed apartment project in north St. Louis County backed by a $27M bond from STL Partnership.

A nearly new Lufthansa 787-9 collapsed onto its nose at Frankfurt Airport on June 4, injuring several staff and canceling a flight to Los Angeles.

Greystar wants to turn big‑box pads at Miami International Mall into 896 apartments across three phases, with Doral set to weigh the master development agreement next week.

Anthony Bakewell resigned from the Orleans Parish Sheriff's Office after local reporting highlighted a civil‑service ruling that upheld his NOPD firing for harassment and payroll irregularities.

Dignity Health’s Sacramento pilot places community health workers inside OB clinics to screen pregnant and postpartum patients; early data show many at risk and improved follow‑up.

A Pitt pilot in Nature Medicine found cervical spinal stimulation produced immediate strength and dexterity gains — about 32% on average while active — in seven chronic stroke patients.

Asante Coffee & Lounge, run by the Maisha Project, opened in downtown Oklahoma City on Friday. A portion of sales will support school‑meal programs in Kenya.

Jam & Lewis added ten 'Nothing But Hits' shows at Voltaire this August. Tickets go on sale Friday and Ruben Studdard and Shanice join the lineup.

The Sunshine Ordinance Task Force found Mayor Lurie violated public‑records law by withholding texts with a PG&E VP and ordered their release.

After a violent Carmel carjacking, Mayor Sue Finkam has urged Central Indiana mayors to convene and press for a regional response to repeat offenders. The call has already prompted pushback from county prosecutors.

A U.S. journalist who built a career inside China’s state media pleaded guilty to acting as an illegal agent for Beijing. Court filings say he funneled reports and devices for Chinese handlers.

North Carolina’s county risk pool has amended its decision and will now cover Pender County’s defense in a First Amendment lawsuit from the Pender-Topsail Post & Voice.