Marble-sized hail is expected to accompany strong thunderstorms in Northern and Eastern Klamath County and Western Lake County this Monday afternoon. The National Weather Service warns of a short-lived but potentially damaging weather event.

Police in Florida are searching for two men who allegedly stole computers and medical equipment from the University of South Florida. Investigators are urging the public to come forward if they have any information that could lead to the suspects’ arrest.

Eight months after a violent home invasion that claimed his wife and father-in-law, foster father Jeffrey Bernhard remains dedicated to raising his family. Despite the enormity of his loss, he finds strength in his faith and the promise of a better future.

Doug Beck, a former Apple executive appointed by President Joe Biden in 2023, leaves his position as chief of the Defense Innovation Unit. His departure signals a significant shift for the Pentagon’s technology-driven arm, sparking questions about the future of defense innovation.

After years defined by a strong offense, the Miami Dolphins are seeing defensive talent emerge as a key strength. Observations during OTAs, minicamp, and training camp suggest that, for the first time in coach Mike McDaniel’s tenure, the defense may soon surpass the offense. Chris Perkins provides insights into how this shift could shape the team’s 2025 season.

A large lizard was seen skittering around Old Town, Maine, on Sunday evening. Police confirmed the unusual sighting but have offered few details on the reptile’s whereabouts or origin.

On August 25, 2025, police arrested Staphvon Kurt Johnson at 4:59 p.m., according to an update from Yoursun.com. The coverage provides limited public details and puts the story under the “top” crime category.

A raccoon was killed by a family dog in New Jersey and later confirmed to have rabies. Officials say the incident underscores an ongoing public health concern in the region.

The Associated Press reports that Terry McLaurin and the Commanders have agreed to a three-year extension worth $96 million. This deal highlights the team’s latest move to secure a key player on its roster.

Terry McLaurin’s contract dispute with the Washington Commanders reached a resolution on Monday, and Jayden Daniels wasted no time expressing his joy. This highlights a significant moment within the NFL as fans and players alike celebrated the end of negotiations.

President Donald Trump, who previously used the National Guard in Los Angeles and Washington, D.C., appears to be rethinking a similar deployment to Chicago. His decision follows comments made Friday, when he first suggested sending troops to the city.

Los Angeles Chargers safety Tony Jefferson stunned fans with a scissors emoji on social media, triggering widespread assumptions about his future on the team. The timing, just before final NFL roster cuts, fueled the hype and brought unexpected speculation that even included a nod to the San Diego Padres.

House Republicans on the Oversight Committee have subpoenaed the estate of Jeffrey Epstein, demanding documents referred to as a “birthday book” and a “client list.” Multiple outlets, including CNN and The Hill, report that the committee also plans to interview a former Labor secretary in connection with its investigation.

The Texas Rangers have returned to an even .500 record, prompting fresh postseason buzz. With the American League Wild Card race intensifying, the question remains whether this newfound momentum can propel them into a coveted playoff spot.

Syria’s Christian strongholds are navigating a new political landscape with diverse opinions from community and religious leaders. As a new government takes shape, these leaders disagree on the path forward, reflecting the complexities and challenges of the country’s evolving political spectrum.

Brigham Young University’s projected 2025 depth chart offers a look at the Cougars’ possible starters. While details remain limited in public updates, the anticipation around which players will lead the team runs high.

At a Brooklyn Men’s Day event, NYC mayoral candidate Zohran Mamdani encountered more than a typical campaign stop when he struggled with a 135-pound bench press. Hosted by 500 Men Making a Difference, the gathering put his physical determination on display alongside his political aspirations.

Authorities in Fayetteville say there is no evidence to confirm a rumored active shooter on the University of Arkansas campus. Following reports that rattled the community, officials have confirmed there were no gunshots or injuries.

Bill Belichick, the legendary New England Patriots head coach, has listed his coastal Nantucket home for $3.9 million. This sale coincides with a significant shift in his career, as he prepares to start his new role as head coach at the University of North Carolina in just one week.

A person in Maryland has been infected with the flesh-eating New World screwworm, health authorities confirm. The patient traveled from Guatemala and has received treatment to address the parasite, underscoring the importance of vigilance against rare but serious infections.

Elon Musk has filed a 61-page antitrust lawsuit accusing Apple and OpenAI of collaborating to crush rival AI developments. The case, filed in a Texas federal court, follows through on a warning he issued just weeks earlier, raising questions about the future of competition in the fast-growing AI sector.