Thiwite Dechamps broke his hand and blacked out after falling from a seatless state prison van, a Baltimore jury heard.

Philadelphia's CHOP marked its 500th fetal spina bifida repair as a Baltimore mother credits the team for son Owen's care.

A 25-year-old Oakland plumber received a fully equipped work van and professional tools from the OK Program. The gift marks a full-circle moment for a former student who is now mentoring others.

The century-old Norwood walk-up holds 27 units, and FDNY urged neighbors to shut their windows as smoke poured through the block.

Dalvin Anderson, 33, died and a second victim was treated in Louisiana after a Woodville-area domestic dispute turned violent.

Two men were injured in a south Minneapolis shooting Wednesday, with one suffering life-threatening gunshot wounds. Police had made no arrests as investigators worked the scene.

Three Dots and a Dash is swapping its River North basement for a 90-minute Lake Michigan cruise on August 27. Tickets include tropical cocktail tastings, light bites and music.

The wounded man was alert and conscious at the hospital as detectives search Buckhead for the gunman who fled the SkyHouse tower.

The Story Hill sports bar near American Family Field reopened a day after inspectors found pests throughout the building.

Abilene's lone H-E-B is resurfacing 295,000 square feet and adding ADA upgrades, with work wrapping by Aug. 23.

The income-restricted Boerne complex's rents start near $910 a month—a fraction of the city's $2,149 average.

Grant's Vintage Shop and rappers Petey Pablo, Lil' Flip performed as ThriftCon hit Brooklyn's Navy Yard.

A $30.5 million loan from Vaster helped seal the Brickell riverfront deal.