The real estate brokerage's new 1,600-square-foot space on Providence's East Side replaces its old Waterplace Condominiums location.

Investigators are turning to new technology to finally name a man found dead in a suburban Chicago canal two decades ago.

The West Lake Avenue landmark once hosted Duke Ellington and Ray Charles. Now it's becoming housing for Atlanta's lowest-income renters.

A call came in around dismissal time Thursday describing a juvenile with a gun behind a Park Avenue building. Police say the teen was not a student there.

Domnic S. Fuller was ejected and killed; neither he nor the 19-year-old driver was buckled, state police say.

William Pusateri, 59, pocketed over $15K from 11 homeowners before vanishing—his third such conviction in 15 years.

Langston Wedge opened fire into a crowded Halloween costume line outside Power Nightclub, leaving one victim with a punctured lung.

Conrail cars came off the tracks near 10th and Brunswick Streets, but officials say no roads were blocked and nothing leaked.

All lanes closed after a fatal wreck on a corridor that's already claimed seven lives in a decade.

Tiki's Shaved Ice owner Jerry Villasenor almost paid scammers through Zelle before his bank flagged the fraud.

Mayor Zohran Mamdani renewed his call for Washington to enforce the ICC warrant against Netanyahu, even as he concedes New York has no power to act.

Robert E. Short, 61, was pronounced dead at the scene. Deputies still don't know why his Mini Cooper left the road.

Couples statewide now wait 48 hours for a license, after officials linked rushed ceremonies to fraud and coercion cases.