One man was killed in a shooting in Weeki Wachee. Suspect Evan Stanley claimed self-defense but inconsistencies and the victim being unarmed led to Stanley's arrest on Second-Degree Murder charges.

Daniel Wayne Locklear, a convict, was sentenced to 17 years in prison for shooting an off-duty Dunn Police Officer and violating federal release terms.

Kroger releases a limited-time "Champion Chip Collection" with flavors inspired by football appetizers, including Pigs in a Blanket, Mozzarella Sticks, and Buffalo Wing chips.

Google's data center proposal in Franklin Township advances after a contentious hearing, despite community opposition and concerns over tax savings for the tech giant.

St. Louis Police are investigating the fatal shooting of Eric Louis, found with a gunshot wound. Authorities request public assistance for information. No arrests have been made yet.

Half Moon Bay's Dad's Luncheonette was temporarily closed due to a burglary that resulted in significant damage. Repair and the future of the restaurant are uncertain.

Veterans sue the VA for denying GI Bill education benefits, despite a Supreme Court ruling that they say entitles them to additional months of college. The lawsuit addresses misinterpretation of eligibility by the VA.

Michigan's CRA settled with Viridis Labs founders, permanently barring them from the state's cannabis industry over testing standard failures, leading to a massive product recall and industry impact.

A Davenport man, Mauricio Flores, faces up to 20 years in prison for possession of child sexual abuse material, with his phone seized for his dark web-linked activities.

Pop Mart to open first Massachusetts store at Natick Mall, specializing in popular Labubu collectible dolls, despite no official opening date announced.

Michigan's gaming revenue in July was $284.6 million, a slight 0.2% drop from June, with iGaming up to $250.5 million and sports betting revenue down 21.6%. Taxes contributed $50.5 million to the state.

Tlaloc Sabor Mexicano in San Francisco closes due to high rent, seeks new location, while sister restaurant and catering continue service. The current building is for sale.

Car rental startup Kyte closed down, sold assets to Turo, and left customers seeking refunds. It faced financial issues, despite funding, and couldn't sustain operations.