Lincoln Park residents on fixed incomes say the September 1 hike will force them to cut back on essentials.

Marquita and Cody Singleton say Durham County EMS told coaches no ambulance was available after their son broke his ankle on the field.

We Are CASA's 29-page complaint targets seven data brokers, and only two have responded to the allegations so far.

Parents and an immigration attorney told the Atlanta Public Schools board that emails aren't enough — they want a formal policy on the books.

A former member allegedly filed state paperwork claiming to be president, then blocked the Chicago cosplay charity from its own bank account.

Montreace Fields left school at 15 and thought a cap and gown wasn't in her future. This week, she walked the stage in St. Petersburg.

Denver police shut down part of the Baker/Speer corridor Friday after a serious-injury crash at S. Lincoln and E. Center.

Maritess Zurbano channeled a $500 street scam into a career on the world magic stage, and she's bringing close-up illusions to Seattle Center this Labor Day.

A shooting at a busy Dixie Highway Marathon station sent one man to the hospital Thursday night. BSO robbery and crime scene units are investigating.

Nekos Brown says the family withdrew from the go-go icon's namesake festival after three years of what he calls poor communication and broken promises.

Hermann Park's free showcase spans Celia Cruz to Karol G, with lawn seating open to all comers.

Steven D. Nissley admitted using meth but denied doing so inside the Plymouth home where a child tested positive, records show.

One resident says her bill jumped $80 a month even though her usage didn't change. City officials say aging pipes left them no choice.