Prince William honored local heroes at Windsor Castle while Prince Harry and Meghan Markle received a humanitarian award in New York, reflecting the brothers’ contrasting yet shared commitment to service.

Gaza’s future after the war depends on rebuilding its shattered infrastructure, restoring governance, and healing a deeply scarred society.

Israeli forces foiled a Hamas tunnel raid on an IDF post near Gaza City, killing three militants in a firefight supported by airstrikes.

Manchester United mark their Women’s Champions League debut with victory as Chelsea stumble, Arsenal falter, and Barcelona and Lyon dominate in a thrilling opening round.

Federal and local data paint different pictures of Memphis crime — both technically accurate, but shaped by how and where crimes are counted.

Lincoln Crime Stoppers is seeking public help to identify multiple suspects in two major theft cases — one at a retail store and another at a construction site — underscoring the city’s ongoing battle against organized theft.

Despite a sharp drop in violent crime across Minneapolis, unease lingers among residents — and city leaders are split between quiet optimism and political tension.

Rochester’s violent crime is falling to its lowest levels in years, but lasting peace depends on solving the deep-rooted social problems that fuel it.

Minneapolis is seeing a sharp decline in crime in 2025, but isolated acts of violence continue to test the city’s confidence in its recovery.

Collin Morikawa admits that American fans may have gone too far with their abuse of the European team during the Ryder Cup, highlighting concerns about sportsmanship and crowd behaviour.