Joseph Ferrigno now owes a decade combined to Indiana courts after a fake-ID bank fraud spree across three counties.

Jason Faler needed about 3,500 signatures to challenge Rep. Andrea Salinas but collected just under 3,000 by the deadline.

Teens from Boynton Beach and Toronto joined NYPD officers on the court at Crown Heights' Major R. Owens Center, part of a tournament that has grown from 8 teams to 48.

Safe Haven Boys Ranch is developing a 45-acre Cedartown campus as Georgia's foster system buckles under an $85 million deficit.

A Dayton law firm now represents 79 former patients suing Howard Saal and Cincinnati Children's Hospital over alleged abuse.

The 7.5-acre West Broadway site comes with up to $2.7 million in TIF incentives, but past redevelopment bids have all fallen through.

A rushed board vote and a missed county deadline mean Oakland Unified's parcel tax renewal won't reach voters until 2028.

The Alvarado family says staff knew the dog lived in the parking lot but never made her owners leave.

A 2-year-old girl was rushed to Memorial Hospital West after nearly drowning in a Pembroke Pines backyard pool. It's the city's second pool emergency this week.

Elias Uzunoff, 17, died after a fight over a girl allegedly turned deadly inside a Lexington Ontario Road home.

The boy was 12 when Marcus Nolf Estrada, 20, was fatally shot; three other suspects who fled on foot were never found.

Shion Scott is the second Orleans Parish Sheriff's Office employee arrested in less than two weeks amid a widening internal crackdown.

Officers found the woman unresponsive with a chest wound on West Wellington Avenue and recovered a weapon at the scene.