Oklahoma City police posted surveillance photos after a reported lewd grab in northwest OKC. Detectives list case number 26-40742 and are asking for tips.

Walton Global bought about 59 acres in Ferris to add roughly 260 single-family lots to its Bluff Springs master plan. The move adds more shovel‑ready inventory for Metroplex builders.

Contractor submissions are in for Columbus' Downtown Entrance Plaza. A shortlist is due June 12 and construction could begin this fall.

Troopers say a May 28 traffic stop near I‑94 in Lake Elmo turned up roughly two kilograms of fentanyl and two Chicago men have been charged in Washington County.

Gillis Family Tavern has closed its Jenny Grist Mill location and is relocating to 22 Main Street in downtown Plymouth, with a summer reopening targeted. The move shifts the tavern into a larger Main Street footprint formerly occupied by Proof 22.

A man and a woman were found dead at a Baytown home in an apparent murder 6suicide. Police say the man contacted a third party before officers arrived.

A federal jury convicted Jacksonville’s John Flowers Grissom of possessing ammunition as a felon and an unregistered short‑barreled rifle. Sentencing is set for Sept. 30.

A collision between a school bus and a car closed northbound Laurel-Bowie Road in Bowie; the bus driver was taken to hospital and police are investigating.

A 74-year-old man was stabbed aboard an M104 bus near W. 92nd St. and Broadway; police are searching for two men seen fleeing south on Broadway.

Family members said a judge’s decision to suspend decades of prison time in a fatal DUI manslaughter case felt like a dismissal of a father's death. Loved ones voiced frustration after the plea and sentence.

Painesville will build a nearly $39M battery storage system at its Richmond Road substation after council removed a $9.5M borrowing ordinance, citing grant timing and legal advice. The BESS is billed as a faster, revenue‑generating backup for the municipal grid.

Meteorologists are watching the Gulf after model runs hinted at a weak disturbance next week. Even a short‑lived system could bring heavy rain, gusts and rough surf.

A Flood Watch covers much of Dallas from 7 a.m. June 6 through 4 p.m. June 7 as heavy storms may produce localized flooding. Expect wet commutes and ponding on low roads.