SWAT teams executed multiple search warrants across Kokomo and seized suspected narcotics, firearms and two vehicles. Police say the investigation is ongoing.

NYPD released a wanted photo after a June 6 hit-and-run in Olinville that injured a 29-year-old e-scooter rider. The driver fled and the vehicle was later found abandoned.

Judge Michael DiPietro ordered Taiwan Mitchell held without bail as the BB‑gun killing case returns to court after an appellate reversal.

Heat-index values may top 100F through Tuesday and Gulf beaches face a strong rip-current threat. Cooling sites are available across the city.

Rep. Chris Pappas is pressing his bid for Jeanne Shaheen’s open Senate seat, staking his case with independents and taking aim at high‑profile GOP rivals. His campaign filed in Concord and is ramping up statewide outreach.

Charleys Cheesesteaks & Wings opened Thursday at 1230 E. Bristol Rd in Burton, taking over a former Wendy's and serving cheesesteaks, wings and specialty fries.

After nearly two years of hurricane repairs, the Clearwater Beach Library & Recreation Center at 69 Bay Esplanade has reopened with pool, gym and a waterfront event room. A wedding expo is set for June 28.

Highs near 94°F and heat index around 102°F make San Antonio feel hot this weekend.

Westlake is pausing its municipal electric aggregation after supplier bids exceeded the city's price threshold. Enrolled homes will revert to The Illuminating Company or can shop suppliers.

A 5-year-old boy was struck and killed by a pickup truck at Krome Motocross Park Friday night. Miami‑Dade’s Traffic Homicide Unit is investigating and the weekend race was canceled.

Athens-Clarke County police say a prowler has been peeping into windows near the University of Georgia and was reported inside at least one home. Detectives have asked residents to lock doors and report suspicious activity.

City shelter is reeling after police seized 523 animals in a Southeast OKC raid; staff set up temporary housing and launched adoption events to clear space.

Daytime cooling stations will run June 30–July 3 at Monroe County fire stations and libraries for short-term relief from expected high heat.