Staff at two Granny’s Kitchen locations in Oklahoma City say paychecks never arrived after abrupt closures; the franchisor says it is investigating.

A Swansea woman faces a first-degree murder charge after a 24-year-old was found shot inside a vehicle at 25th and Ridge Avenue in East St. Louis.

CATS and federal partners will run an overnight, full‑scale security exercise at the Charlotte Transportation Center June 6–7. Expect closures, mock gunfire, smoke and temporary bus detours.

A federal jury convicted James Lockridge on seven federal robbery and firearms counts for a February 2024 string of Marathon gas station robberies in Cincinnati. Sentencing is pending.

Some Denver‑area customers say opting out of Xcel’s new smart meters has become costly and confusing — one Aurora resident told a local station it could run into five figures. Here’s what Xcel’s documents and regulators say and where to start if you’re affected.

Cloudy and muggy Saturday with showers likely; heavy downpours and abnormally high tides could produce ponding on low-lying streets.

Fulton Market's newest towers are keeping vacancy far below the rest of downtown, creating a two‑speed office market that favors amenity‑rich space.

Jordan Carol Hanson pleaded guilty last week to second-degree murder in the March 13, 2025 killing of Justin Esparza at his Hallock home; sentencing is set for July.

Johnson’s Coffee Co., an Orlando mobile coffee trailer, is opening its first cafe at 1480 E Michigan St with a July 1 target and an expanded food menu. The trailer will keep popping up at weekend events as the shop readies its doors.

DC Water warned nearly 5,000 upper Northwest D.C. customers to boil tap water Friday after a Fort Reno pumping‑station power loss.

A 1‑year‑old was struck by a vehicle near SW 44th and Walker in southwest Oklahoma City and rushed to the hospital. Police are investigating.

A 56‑year‑old Allen man was arrested and charged federally with threatening President Trump; the complaint is sealed and a detention hearing is set for June 12.

Unseasonably hot, dry weather with gusty south winds will push highs near 96°F and raise fire danger through Sunday.