A Michelin-recognized restaurant anchors the retail space at 235-237 Kent Ave, which just sold for $302 more per square foot than five years ago.

Duecento Ristorante is headed to a Broadway high-rise, part of a five-concept Southern California push by Tudor Hospitality.

The brief lockdown came just two days into the new school year, deputies say. No injuries were reported.

Vandalism is worsening at the vacant Hirsch Street school as The Community Builders races to fund 42 more apartments for teachers.

DNA from under Yolanda Herrera's fingernails finally named a suspect 45 years after her killing near Randolph Air Force Base.

The TDE singer opens for label brother Isaiah Rashad on September 1 at Landmark Credit Union Live, her sound rooted in Lenny Kravitz and Alabama Shakes.

A 26-year-old Turlock man lost consciousness in the attack. Investigators tracked the suspects down two months later, already in custody elsewhere.

Anish and Aashrita Kaza built Pizza for a Purpose after Anish taught himself coding at age 11 volunteering at a food bank.

The League says St. Louis is the only courthouse in the country known to issue such an order, and it's pushing back before September 22.

JSO officers with weapons drawn are trying to talk a barricaded man out of a Wesconnett home as traffic gets rerouted around 110th and Wesconnett Blvd.

Cowtown Coliseum's new Legacy of the Longhorn lets visitors pose with drovers and steers right after the show ends.

A two-thirds-acre city lot at 15 Summit Avenue will house 10 permanent homes for veterans, with rents tied to income.

Ricardo Pacheco must forfeit $219,755, while Isaac Galvan owes $323,557 in restitution after their federal sentencing.