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More than 2,700 deaths have been linked to heatwaves in the UK. This follows record-breaking temperatures of 35°C or higher recorded for the first time in May, June, and July of the same year.

The Aspen Acres Fire in Southern Colorado has burned 98,100 acres and is 35% contained as of July 12. Jake Livingstone, incident commander from the Alaska Complex Incident Management Team 1, reported 1,934 personnel are battling the fire. Sheriff Richard Smith will host a community meeting.

South Korea issued its first-ever emergency heatwave alert under a new warning system designed to address increasing heatwaves. The alert advises avoiding outdoor activities when perceived temperatures reach 38°C or actual temperatures hit 39°C.

Mindwalk is a tool that allows users to replay coding-agent sessions on a 3D map of their codebase. The tool was showcased on Hacker News with 5 points and 0 comments.

A pickup truck with a food trailer was stolen in Minneapolis with three people inside, leading to injuries after two individuals jumped from the moving trailer. The stolen vehicle crashed, separating from the trailer, and police later found the truck unoccupied. No arrests have been made.

Rajasthan has signed MoUs with 32 institutions to promote natural and organic farming. The initiative aims to advance sustainable agricultural practices through institutional collaboration.

The UK is experiencing a heatwave with temperatures exceeding 30°C, and the Met Office warns it will last 'until at least next week'. Millions are affected by the extreme weather conditions.

A 37-year-old woman was electrocuted after severe storms caused a power line to fall in southeast Charlotte, N.C. A neighbor reported hearing popping noises and discovering the woman's body after the line caught fire. The fire department was alerted, but the exact cause of the electrocution remains unclear, and her identity has not been released.

Lok Adalat resolved over 10,700 pending cases in Mysuru, settling ₹84.39 crore in disputes and reuniting 38 couples through amicable agreements.

A 35-year-old man was shot twice in the head during a New York City hoops tournament, with one bullet fired while he was on the ground bleeding, according to police and witnesses. The incident left him dead and two others injured.

A.P. Governor urged JNTU-GV graduates to become entrepreneurs and generate jobs. JNTU-GV held its first convocation for 2019-23, 2020-24, and 2021-25 batches, awarding 34,896 degrees, including 11 Ph.D. degrees.

A ban on registering 3,085 acres of 'temple land' in Karur district has been lifted. In the first phase, 471 survey numbers mistakenly banned from deed registration and not linked to court cases were reviewed and released.

The US paid $3 million to victims of the Havana Syndrome, a mysterious illness reported by spies. US officials and diplomats, along with their families, began reporting the condition a decade ago.

Vidhana Soudha police registered an FIR against Suma S. Sahukar, daughter of KPSC chairman, for allegedly using a fake Income and Asset Certificate to claim reservation benefits under the 3B category. The certificate falsely stated her family's annual income as ₹40,000.

A 36-year-old motorcyclist was killed, and their 9-year-old passenger was critically injured in a crash on South Damen Avenue in West Englewood, Chicago, around 11:20 p.m. Friday night.

A 35-year-old man was killed and two others were injured in a shooting behind a Lenox Avenue building in Harlem, according to the NYPD. The incident involved multiple victims and occurred in a specific location in Harlem.

D.C. has launched a Rodent Control Dashboard to track rodent reports, service requests, and abatement efforts. The tool displays 311 calls about rat sightings, ward-level data on treated burrows, and provides prevention tips. As of Friday, Ward 1 reported the highest number of rat sightings and burrows treated.

An Amber Alert was issued by the California Highway Patrol for a 3-year-old child from California City in Kern County who is believed to be in imminent danger. The alert was activated on Friday to locate the child.

Organizers of a Douglas County initiative to increase the number of county commissioners from three to five are in the final 13 days of collecting over 15,000 verified signatures to place the measure on the November ballot. Current progress shows more than 11,000 signatures collected, with efforts focused on pre-validation to ensure compliance before submission to the county clerk's office. Supporters argue the expansion would improve government accountability and representation.

Over 40 million people in the UK are facing a hosepipe ban as a heatwave continues, with temperatures of 35C or higher recorded on six separate days in a year for the first time.

New York City expanded its 3-K preschool program, offering 1,700 families preschool seats closer to home, reducing commute times and improving accessibility. The expansion, supported by a $1.2 billion state investment, aims to make childcare more accessible across all five boroughs, with notable improvements in Staten Island, Manhattan, and the Bronx.

A wanted sex offender, Matthew Hensley, was arrested at a Cleveland home where a missing Tennessee mother, Amber Graham, was found dead. Hensley was wanted for failing to register his address after a conviction of unlawful sexual conduct with a minor and was discovered hiding in a secret compartment. Amber Graham's daughter was found alone at a Cleveland fire station after her mother's disappearance.

Anthropic is leasing a 16-story Manhattan building to expand its New York workforce, planning to double headcount to over 1,000 employees by year-end. Airbnb purchased a six-story Gramercy building for $81.5 million to serve as a major New York hub, defying warnings from critics like Bill Ackman and Ken Griffin about the city's business climate.

A group of strangers in Oregon, referred to as the 'sisterhood,' detained a 31-year-old man after he allegedly groped multiple women in a city park. Police were slow to respond to the incident.

The Granola Bar, a women-owned Manhattan restaurant with two locations, offers brunch, all-day dining, and to-go options featuring signature dishes like house-made granola and creative meals. Co-founders Julie Mountain and Dana Noorily emphasize a flexible, welcoming atmosphere with evolving menus and decor.

An officer placed on administrative leave after a May shooting at the Belt Atlantic Apartments in Richmond that killed a 31-year-old mother of two has been identified. The incident occurred at the Belt Atlantic Apartments.

Broward Sheriff’s Office detectives are searching for Kaylyn Hausmann, 35, and her 3-month-old daughter, who were last seen in Dania Beach on Wednesday. Authorities do not believe the disappearance is suspicious or that the baby is in danger.

A hosepipe ban now affects 5 million more Brits as the UK faces potential official drought conditions following a record eight consecutive days of 34C or higher temperatures.

A 34-metre cycling track in Narsingi was removed to create a U-turn aimed at reducing traffic congestion by 30%, according to traffic police. Cyclists, however, argue that the repeated removal of dedicated cycling infrastructure raises concerns.

A 33-year-old Canadian man in Taipei is flying to Hong Kong/Shenzhen to meet a 40-year-old Chinese woman he met on a dating app. They communicate via WeChat translation, have discussed marriage, and the woman claims to be a wealthy entrepreneur with a teenage son. Concerns about a potential scam arise due to her lack of online presence, suspicious behavior, and his decision to travel to mainland China despite warnings.

A judge ruled that Washington state can conduct health inspections at the Tacoma ICE detention center, which has received over 3,500 complaints and previously prevented state inspections.

Derryn Hinch, a broadcaster and former senator, died at 82 after a recent fall. Tributes were led by radio station 3AW following his death at home.

A 36-year-old man was arrested after police reported he threw Molotov cocktails at two houses of worship in Queens. The incident occurred in the borough of Queens, and the suspect is currently in custody.

Skeletal remains were found in a vacant East Harlem building at 219 East 115th St. A homeless veteran had been staying there for at least two years, but police have not confirmed if the remains are his.

Firefighting gear manufacturers, including 3M and DuPont affiliates, seek dismissal of a Montana class action lawsuit alleging they concealed PFAS chemical dangers in protective gear. Plaintiffs, including Butte-Silver Bow and other municipalities, claim PFAS in the gear causes health risks, while defendants argue plaintiffs lack standing as indirect purchasers. The case may be consolidated with other national PFAS-related lawsuits.

New York's attorney general is suing 3M, DuPont, and other companies over so-called forever chemicals, alleging they knowingly sold harmful substances.

Forged Energy Solutions plans to redevelop offshore infrastructure to support Louisiana's digital economy, including data centers. U.S. mortgage rates rose to 6.49% for 30-year fixed loans, increasing borrowing costs. Meta released Muse Spark 1.1, an AI model for developers targeting coding and complex tasks.

New York sued 3M and DuPont over contamination of the state’s drinking water with toxic PFAS chemicals, alleging increased cancer risks and other health issues. The lawsuit claims the companies knew of the risks but failed to warn consumers and continued using PFAS in products like nonstick cookware and fabric treatments.

A 39-year-old man was stabbed in Seattle’s University District after confronting a man he believed was stealing bikes.

Brazil faces a 25% tariff proposed by Washington with a 15 July deadline, alongside a separate 12.5% levy on forced-labour import controls. Brazil offered to cut duties on 300 product lines if the tariff is dropped but will not compromise on its instant-payment system, Pix.