Georgia Curry, a nonverbal QLI patient in Northwest Omaha, used an iPad to summon help for a woman states away who couldn't call for herself.

Restoration contractors say Odette Ramos steered homeowners away from their companies at fire scenes. She calls the ethics complaint invalid.

A rally outside City Hall will demand protections for South Memphis before the council's final vote on data centers.

A shelved 11-mile corridor is back on the table, but Crest Hill says its budget is tapped out by a Lake Michigan water deal.

More than 1,000 RSVPs swamped a 300-seat hall as Palm Beach County residents demanded a say on Ag Reserve growth.

One person was detained in Flatbush as ICE activity spread through Little Caribbean, Council Member Rita Joseph says.

The spice and tea vendor, a holiday market favorite since 2018, now has a year-round home in NoMa with D.C.-inspired blends.

Deputies say the man was unloading a trailer on his Gray property when the machine tipped into a ditch line.

Police closed NW 150th and May Avenue after a motorcycle collided with two cars, part of a troubling statewide rise in rider deaths.

Philadelphia's oldest park parcel is getting a 43,500-square-foot inclusive playspace, but basketball players will be shut out through spring.

Green House Venture's new De Tonty Street center opens Nov. 10 with labs, aquaponics and a rooftop garden for grades 4-8.

A judge revoked Jason Barrett Page's probation after prosecutors said he sexually assaulted another victim while under court supervision.

Showers and thunderstorms could pop up across San Antonio Saturday, with gusty north winds and a high near 82. A much drier, sunnier pattern arrives next week.