Police say the 18-year-old bought alcohol at the store without being asked for ID before the deadly accident on Middlebury Road. Read More
Jason Cloth faces wire fraud charges for allegedly running a Ponzi scheme that took investor money meant for movies and TV shows. Prosecutors say he used new investor cash to pay off earlier victims. Read More
Police recovered nearly half a million dollars in cash after charging a township man in connection with a local business burglary. Investigators are now determining how the money connects to the crime and whether additional charges may follow. Read More
The Supreme Court backed Trump’s position on Temporary Protected Status, leaving recipients uncertain about their future. Can the government actually deport them? Experts break down what happens next in a live discussion at 3 p.m. EDT today. Read More
The joint military operation targeted Iranian-backed militias in Iraq after attempted attacks on US forces in the region. CENTCOM says it thwarted a separate surprise assault. More strikes could follow as tensions escalate. Read More
Senate Majority Leader John Thune is resisting pressure to delay the recess until Republicans pass the SAVE Act, which requires proof of citizenship to vote. The Senate work period is scheduled to resume Sept. 11. Read More
Louisiana’s new rule takes effect August 1, keeping hunter names and addresses off public records during lottery season. The law only protects info while the lottery runs—records become public after. State also approves alligator hunting for first time. Read More
Even among Republicans, just 19% feel enthusiastic about his second term, while 58% are only optimistic. The findings come as Democrats prepare for 2026 midterm elections. Read More
Mia Bieniemy, wife of Kansas City Chiefs offensive coordinator Eric Bieniemy, was hospitalized after being shot Sunday night in Virginia. Their 27-year-old son has been arrested and charged with the attack. Read More
Central bankers can’t tell if AI is boosting the economy or creating a bubble. The Fed, Bank of England, and Bank of Japan are all meeting this week to decide on interest rates without clear answers. One wrong move could trigger inflation or a downturn. Read More
What started as an outdoor burn quickly turned into arson. Investigators determined the fire was intentional, not accidental as first reported. The man now faces reckless conduct charges. Read More
Hamilton Police are asking for tips after a deliberate fire broke out at Christie Lake Conservation Area. Investigators are reviewing surveillance footage and asking anyone with information to come forward. Read More