Three Dearborn entrepreneurs won investments at the city's first Night of Innovation as part of the Bet on Dearborn Expo, with Tribal Remedy taking the top prize.

Gresham Police investigate a May 13 shooting; no victims were found at the scene, but a related injured individual was later admitted to a hospital. A silver Subaru Impreza is sought in connection with the incident.

San Luis received the Small City PEPP Recognition Award from the Industrial Commission of Arizona for its strong commitment to workplace safety over seven years.

NYC Mayor Eric Adams celebrates one year of progress in closing illegal cannabis shops and fostering legitimate businesses through Operation Padlock to Protect.

Allegiant Stadium in Las Vegas is hosting a "staff draft" hiring event for 3,000+ positions, including retail and security, for Raiders and UNLV football games, as well as other events.

Milwaukee Judge Dugan filed a motion to dismiss her federal indictment, asserting judicial immunity and the 10th Amendment. She faces allegations of obstructing federal agents.

St. Louis police reported a suspect in a triple homicide was killed following a confrontation with law enforcement involving gunfire; the incident also left multiple fatalities.

Via Lago Cafe & Catering in Lexington is closing after 37 years. Owner Alan Jick announced the end of May closure due to an expiring lease in a Facebook post.

An Oologah man was sentenced to over 16 years for child enticement and must register as a sex offender. He engaged in illicit online chats and distributed child pornography.

Detroit's casinos reported mixed revenues in April 2025, with MGM Grand Detroit leading. Table games and slots were primary earners, while retail sports betting revenue declined sharply.

The NOPD is probing a stabbing in Seventh District, where a juvenile was killed, allegedly by his brother, who's been charged with second-degree murder.

NOPD is investigating a homicide from a shooting in Sixth District, with the victim fatally wounded at 2nd and Clara Streets. Suspect was released after questioning; investigation is ongoing.

NY Attorney General Letitia James won a court order to halt Trump administration plans to dissolve key federal agencies supporting libraries, museums, and minority businesses.