A Harris County jury sided with electrician Mark Miller nine years after a hammer strike sent him tumbling down an unlit stairwell.

Inspectors cleared roughly 100 artists at the 14th annual downtown event, held at the World's Fair Exhibition Hall.

A state appeals court says a San Mateo judge wrongly let prosecutors strike a Black juror, forcing a full do-over of Dwayne Robinson's case.

A speeding car flipped near Morehouse dorms overnight, and students say near-misses like this have become routine on Westview Drive.

Firefighter Alfred Martinez and Engineer Christopher Surber found no pulse on a call dispatched as a seizure — then brought the patient back.

For the first time, NYPD officers—not federal agents—will be able to jam or seize control of threatening drones at Flushing Meadows.

Free entry Friday kicks off a three-day celebration that began in 1964 as a thank-you to local farmworkers.

Phoenix's mayor says the new federal plan fails to spread the pain evenly across all seven river states.

From Chaplin to Schindler's List, the Blazing Saddles director's picks span nearly 90 years across three LA theaters.

The Fairmont Grand Del Mar hosts a September tasting gala funding free rides for kids too sick for public transit.

Police say the man in his 50s appeared to be intentionally on the tracks before a freight train struck his car in Lake Forest.

Daisy Ashford says a red car swiped her demonstration signs before its driver, ex-councilman Mike Getz, pulled a gun on a volunteer.

Patricia Lee, the safety board's only remaining member, says the Trump administration broke the law by withholding Hanford records.