The Southern-food spot on N. Troy Street had room for over 200 guests. Now it's gone, and the chain has no D.C.-area location left.

A St. Petersburg man admitted to leaving his dog locked in a sweltering trunk; deputies broke a window to free the panting animal.

Ismail Hossain hid in a back room fearing he'd be shot, as a customer strolled in unaware a robbery was underway.

Beth DeBruyn bought the former art gallery at 1108 Pine St. for Scarlet on Pine, opening spring 2027 across from Louis Kahn Park.

Rain and thunderstorms are set to soak Knoxville through Sunday before sunshine returns Monday.

One adult and one juvenile student were taken into custody at Denton Guyer after a tip about a gun comment led staff to a second student.

The stone and quartz wholesaler plans a 57,840-square-foot interior finish-out inside Interpark Logistics Center, with construction set to begin in late November.

Burnsville celebrates its finished City Hall and kicks off the next phase: a major police facility expansion.

A Hardin County grand jury indicted Gary Lee Faul after troopers said he drove two miles the wrong way on U.S. 69, killing Keaton Degeyter.

A sex-offender tether and a Buick LeSabre tied two men to a masked, gunpoint Wingstop robbery on Ford Road.

The St. Louis giant is converting the liquidated retailer's old Warrendale headquarters into a research facility near its Cranberry Woods base.

Stein holding and polka dancing filled Monument Square as the German Club's 131-year legacy met Usinger's brats and 40-plus vendors.

Lou Ledoux's shop on Anawan Street uses a machine to shape bats, now shipping training tools to big-league hitters across baseball.