Warrants say two Duke Energy employees rerouted about $591,000 of power from a substation to Ver‑El RV Park across from Charlotte Motor Speedway.

A 60-year-old man was stabbed to death Friday night near N. 11th and Thompson Streets in North Philadelphia. Police say a relative was questioned and are asking for tips.

Heavy showers and thunderstorms are likely Saturday with a Flood Watch through Sunday. Expect localized flooding and gusty storms.

Detroit’s new PWHL franchise has its first player: Daryl Watts, a top scorer and Olympic silver medalist, who signed a four‑year deal to anchor the expansion club. The move makes Watts the team’s foundational piece as it builds toward a fall debut at Little Caesars Arena.

Clearwater police say their probe into Terry “Hulk Hogan” Bollea’s July 24, 2025 death is closed and ruled an attended natural death. The family is separately pursuing a 90‑day review into care he received.

Fog hugs the lakeshore Saturday morning; inland sun warms to about 82°F. Showers and thunderstorms likely Monday night with pockets of heavier rain.

Two crashes near Monmouth left one person dead and five injured this week; the Warren County sheriff urged drivers to slow down and give themselves extra time.

The Beverly Road Coffee Tree Roasters location in Mt. Lebanon has closed after about 30 years, leaving neighbors surprised and the storefront bare.

A Texas City man was sentenced to 37 months in federal prison after an ATF sting found he sold firearms and dozens of machine‑gun conversion devices.

Two children were killed and a third critically injured in a Fayetteville crash. City fire stations now offer permanent car-seat inspections and experts say proper harness fit can save lives.

Citigroup is sticking to a lonely call for three Fed rate cuts this year, even after May's 172,000-job print unsettled markets.

Orlando police released images after several vehicle burglaries at MCO between May 24–31 and asked the public to call Crime Stoppers with tips.

A Noblesville man was sentenced to eight years after pleading guilty but mentally ill in a 2023 Elwood case that ended when officers fired at what they say looked like a gun. The object later proved to be a gun-shaped lighter.