Detroit sent Sebastian Cossa to Utah for the No. 23 pick and used it to draft Kamloops winger J.P. Hurlbert, adding a high‑ceiling scorer while reshaping the goalie depth chart.

Two teenagers were arrested after surveillance showed them smash into a Murfreesboro pawn shop and steal about 15 firearms and ammunition. Detectives say the probe is ongoing.

A five‑year analysis finds Dallas County logged 1,573 fatal crashes and an 11.81 per‑100,000 rate — the highest in the DFW area, prompting calls for targeted fixes.

Homeowners report finding LLC paperwork tied to their addresses. The Arizona Corporation Commission will add online ID checks and stricter in‑person ID rules in July.

ODOT's District 5 update covers holiday travel tips, Hocking Hills safety work, storm cleanup and TRAC funding for major Ohio road projects.

A family argument in southeast Houston ended in a fatal shooting on Craigmont Street. Police say both brothers produced weapons and detectives are investigating.

Oakwood Public Market in Dripping Springs will suspend operations July 3 as owners cite staffing, leadership turnover and rising costs less than a year after opening.

Three men were arrested after police traced a gray Honda to a string of smash-and-grab car burglaries in Pinecrest. Authorities recovered window-punch tools, masks and gloves while the suspects await processing.

Mark D. Levine amplified a viral post claiming an old MTA garage will become 1,000+ homes and a park. The claim ties into a broader city push to repurpose public land for housing.

Heavy showers and isolated thunderstorms are likely Saturday afternoon in Portland, with brief intense downpours that could pond water and slow commutes.

A New River resident admitted to submitting 14 false payroll returns that sought $7.7M in pandemic tax credits, federal prosecutors say.

Two people died after an early-morning crash on I-76 eastbound near Route 136 in Hempfield Township; the Turnpike was closed for hours while crews worked the scene.

Three 15-year-olds were arrested after police tied them to four vehicle thefts across Nashville. Detectives say the suspects stripped steering columns to start the cars.