A West Valley City father was arrested after his 14-year-old daughter reported nearly nine years of sexual abuse. He now faces multiple felony counts, per court filings.

A June 2 single-vehicle crash on Meheula Parkway in Mililani claimed a 76-year-old passenger and left the driver hospitalized while HPD investigates.

Five people are wanted after two passengers were attacked aboard a CTA bus on May 8 in the 1300 block of West 98th Street. Police released suspect descriptions and are asking for tips.

East Tennessee Valley Crime Stoppers is seeking Tracy Collier, wanted on a felony theft warrant; she was last seen at a Jefferson City campground.

Fail rates jumped across UC Berkeley's intro CS classes this spring as professors point to AI misuse and weak math preparation; faculty are pressing for policy changes.

Park leaders are weighing whether the Minnehaha off‑leash dog park should be closed or moved after tribes say the land is part of the sacred Coldwater Spring footprint.

Denver International Airport CEO Phil Washington will retire Aug. 1, 2026, after overseeing record passenger growth and major projects including new concourse walkways. The airport will begin a mayoral appointment process to name his successor.

A family-run Marble Falls restaurant founded by Hurricane Katrina evacuees is serving authentic Creole dishes — gumbo, étouffée and charbroiled oysters off Hwy 281.

Roy City canceled the Roy Days fireworks, citing extreme drought, budget strain and safety concerns tied to recent incidents and out‑of‑town attendees.

Cook County Judge John Lyke Jr. revoked Alphanso Talley’s pretrial release, returning him to jail as scrutiny of Illinois’ SAFE‑T law and the county’s ankle‑monitor program intensifies.

FedEx filed a WARN notice saying it will close a Phoenix ship center and cut roughly 100 jobs; the company says customers can still drop off packages at the site.

Organizers say CIM will add a second wave in 2027, doubling entries and stretching race‑day windows while December 2026 stays the same. The change is pitched as a tourism boost for Sacramento.

A Las Vegas man is scheduled for trial after a TikTok threatening President Trump and a suicide bombing. Grand‑jury testimony and a social‑media tip tied the suspect to the viral clip.