San Francisco’s Superhuman has signed a Westlake lease at 1000 Dexter Ave. N, giving the AI company a Seattle foothold near South Lake Union.

Swiss measurement firm Endress+Hauser opened an expanded U.S. headquarters in Greenwood, adding office, manufacturing and STEM training space and promising new local jobs.

More than 1,400 pounds of marijuana worth about $2.1 million was found hidden in a truck arriving from Canada and inspected in Detroit; the case remains under investigation.

Suárez Bakery & Barra will close its Optimist Hall stall on June 30 as the bakery returns focus to its Park Road storefront.

A lender won a $65.7M foreclosure judgment against Stonerock Capital, pushing two downtown Miami office buildings to an online auction on July 20. The sale underscores mounting stress in the city’s older office stock.

A lifeguard pulled a young swimmer from Mack Park Pool and the child was airlifted to UPMC Children’s Hospital; the YMCA and local fire group praised the rescue.

The Metal Museum has asked Memphis for $800,000 after crews found deferred maintenance at Rust Hall; leaders say donor matches could stretch public dollars.

A Beaverton man received a 10-year federal sentence after authorities say they found more than a kilogram of fentanyl and a pistol in his home. Prosecutors tied the stash to earlier undercover buys and seizures.

UC has retained a broker to sell its 23‑acre Reading research campus — a 2001 gift that was valued near $100 million — a move that could redraw the region’s lab map. The sale raises questions about where UC will house research programs and who might buy the complex.

A Lake County man was rearrested after prosecutors say he matched with an undercover Tinder profile while out on bond in a child‑exploitation case.

Hot and hazy: Salt Lake City climbs toward 98°F Wednesday with patchy smoke and late-day thunderstorms possible. A Fire Weather Watch covers Friday–Saturday.

A brush wildfire near Langworthy Drive in Brooksville was knocked down; crews remained on scene for mop-up while officials urged the public to stay clear.

The Justice Department seized a cloud account used by subsidiaries of Cambodia’s Huione Group, targeting backend systems tied to a Telegram‑based marketplace for scams.