A man was killed by a vehicle while sitting under a tree in Vancouver. Police arrested Luella Robertson after a K9 search. She faces vehicular homicide charges; the victim's identity is withheld.

Police seek a vehicle after four people were shot in Southeast Washington D.C.; public assistance is requested.

The Mecklenburg ABC Board recorded a 15% rise in profits, with tequila being a popular product. New technologies like the ABC To Go app might have contributed to this growth, and Tito's Handmade Vodka leads the sales.

The PSCSC approved rate hikes for Duke Energy customers in South Carolina, impacting 660,000 users with an 8.7% bill increase by 2024 and an additional 4.3% by 2026.

The SkillsUSA conference in Atlanta showcased the talents of young trainees in trades, reflecting a shift towards vocational careers due to the high cost of college and labor market demands.

Children at Ella Austin Community Center in San Antonio received 20 laptops from Code Equity to aid their coding education, as part of an effort to address the digital divide.

Clark County reflects on ten years of legalized recreational marijuana, noting the lack of societal issues anticipated by skeptics and the successful integration of cannabis businesses like Main Street Marijuana into local commerce.

Hernando partners with Sportsman Solutions to sell naming rights and sponsorships for the Civic Center and Renasant Park to fund improvements without using municipal funds.

Northwestern College in Oak Lawn has closed after 122 years due to financial issues linked to federal fund delays.

Vuori and Sandro open outlet stores at Fashion Outlets of Chicago, with the mall set to welcome a Maje outlet soon.

Arizona Iced Tea maintains its 23-ounce can at the longstanding 99-cent price despite inflation, reflecting the company's commitment to consumer affordability and the founder's ethos to not burden customers.

Harper's Restaurant in SouthPark, Charlotte, is set to close on July 20, 2024, after over 30 years due to property redevelopment into a bank, leaving staff and patrons disheartened.

Portland's Lloyd Center is set to become a new entertainment venue for music and comedy, with Monqui Presents and Anschutz Entertainment Group collaborating on the project, anticipated to open by mid-2026.