Mayor Matt Mahan says his office has partnered with Amazon to 'beautify' San José ahead of World Cup activations downtown, but key details of the corporate tie-up are still unclear. Local fan-zone programming is centered at San Pedro Square.

A viral video shows a 10-year-old in handcuffs downtown; Nashville’s Community Oversight Board has opened a review and will examine police rules for minors.

More than 1,000 openings at the Radisson in Southfield this Thursday; employers include Pure Flavor and Penske.

Station 26 on South Tryon Street was evacuated after extensive mold; crews will run from nearby stations while the building is remediated. Officials expect the house to reopen in early September.

Streetsboro’s school board voted to restore clubs and middle‑school sports for 2026‑27 — but most programs will carry fees: roughly $300 per sport and $50 per club. The moves come after failed levies and a projected multi‑million shortfall.

Advocates warn Gov. Brian Kemp’s veto of new budget add‑ons could force domestic‑violence shelters across Georgia to cut services just as demand rises.

King County's 2026 Point‑In‑Time count found 18,365 people homeless and a steep rise in unsheltered homelessness, putting pressure on city and county leaders to act.

Two years after the EF3 tornado, Lakeview still shows empty storefronts, scattered debris and stalled rebuilds even as leaders talk about a reimagined downtown.

The Father's Heart in Oregon City opened as an evening cooling shelter during a heat advisory, serving dinner at 5:30 p.m. and asking volunteers to sign up.

Boston’s 2026 point‑in‑time census fell to 3,674 people, a steep drop from 5,506 in 2025. City leaders credit rehousing and new supportive housing for the decline.

A specialist says multiple graves may lie beneath a disputed fence at a Gwinnett County cemetery, intensifying a months‑long neighborhood fight.

Tampa remittance shops and travel agencies report surging demand as families rush to send cash and parcels to relatives in Cuba amid sanctions, shipping pullbacks and blackouts.

A rainy bicentennial parade rolled more than 20 floats through downtown New Orleans toward the Superdome, with crowds watching from Canal and Jefferson Davis.