Putnam County deputy Chase Carter was arrested on suspicion of DUI after a Jackson County crash; the sheriff says no one was seriously hurt. Carter is on administrative leave.

Longtime vendors at Denver Central Market say they were pushed out as several stalls closed, leaving empty counters in RiNo's flagship food hall.

Nurses say OHSU has paused plans to expand Doernbecher’s NICU as the 30‑year‑old unit runs dangerously full. Staff and parents warn cramped rooms risk safety for the sickest newborns.

It's been nearly three years since work began on the new Castro Muni Station glass elevator, and the project is finally nearing completion.

BKM and Kayne paid $1.81 billion for 8.5 million square feet of infill light‑industrial across four states, expanding their JV to roughly 15 million square feet. The deal includes 51 properties and nearly 2,000 units.

Hi Sign Brewing filed for Chapter 11 after racking up unpaid rent and utility bills; the Austin taproom says it aims to stay open and keep staff while it reorganizes.

Utah Pride Celebration returns June 3–7 with rallies, a two-day festival at Washington Square and a free Pride Parade at 10 a.m. Sunday. Events include a rooftop reception, youth programming and dozens of vendors.

GoldenSky is slated to return to Discovery Park in 2027 with multi‑year dates through 2029. Organizers expect to announce the lineup in October and sell tickets afterward.

Seattle will distribute more than 1,400 free World Cup tickets to youth and caregivers, pairing seats with transit help and food vouchers through local groups.

A Las Vegas woman is accused of draining more than $230,000 from a senior she befriended, and investigators say she tried to transfer the victim’s home.

Illinois passed SB 315, forcing large frontier AI developers to publish safety frameworks, report critical incidents quickly and submit to annual third‑party audits. The measure now heads to the governor.

A Honolulu man was federally charged after prosecutors say he emailed threats to kill Gov. Gretchen Whitmer and to shoot up the Michigan State Capitol.

An arrest affidavit says a Nashville man threatened to 'start on Music Row' if money wasn't wired to him; MNPD's Security Threat Section is investigating.