A 282-acre Hill Country compound outside Clifton is back on the market at $19.9M with nearly 15,000 square feet and guest-ready amenities.

A helmet-cam from a Charlotte firefighter captures flames as crews battle a mobile home fire on Carnival Street; investigators say a lightning strike is a possible cause.

Two Racine officers are under investigation for alleged misuse of the city’s Flock license‑plate cameras while the county DA reviews other referrals. The news has reopened local privacy and oversight concerns.

Mayor Zohran Mamdani says he will keep working with Morris Katz even as DSA members call for a boycott over the strategist’s role in the Graham Platner fallout.

A judge awarded a Boca buyer roughly $2M after the Mandarin Oriental condo missed its deadline. The ruling could let buyers demand escrowed deposits from title companies.

A viral video shows a physical altercation between cyclists near North Avenue Beach, and witnesses and the person in the clip offer differing accounts. The footage has reignited debate over safety on the Lakefront Trail.

A grand jury has indicted a Back Bay man on first‑degree murder charges in the January death of art collector John Axelrod. Prosecutors say the attack was deliberate.

Ferguson is buying Houston-based FloWorks for about $1.6 billion, folding the valve and flow-control specialist and its roughly 1,000 staff into Ferguson's national network. The deal, announced July 13, is set to close in Q3 2026.

Sunny Tuesday in Seattle with highs near 81°F and light north winds. Light rain and isolated thunder are possible Thursday morning.

Two metro Atlanta men were sentenced to federal prison after a 2023 high-speed drug chase that killed one man and paralyzed another. Prosecutors tied the rout to stash houses in DeKalb County.

A man was struck by his own car during a carjacking near Parkland; police arrested a suspect after locating the stolen vehicle the next day.

Oak Island officials say preliminary medical findings point to a fall in the May 17 death of a 40-year-old woman; autopsy and toxicology work are pending. Town leaders pushed back against graphic online claims while investigators continue their review.

A Minnesota man admitted falsifying roughly 505,000 meal claims that led to nearly $1.1M in reimbursements. The plea adds to a sweeping federal probe into pandemic‑era meal fraud.