Davis Square turns into a street-band dance floor next month as HONK! marks its 21st year with over 65 bands vying for a spot.

Free workshops, raffles, and 40 vendor booths await seniors and caregivers at Carlsbad's Pine Avenue Community Center.

William Garvin, 67, faces murder charges from his hospital bed after Eileen Garvin, 69, was found dead in their Settler's Landing home.

Act 553 makes water, gas and electric providers refund overcharges fast, but New Orleans residents are split on whether it will actually work.

Camp Honey now serves sandwiches and drinks from the park's central pavilion, part of a broader master-plan buildout at the 185-acre site.

A former grocery site on North State Street is finally getting new life as a 30,822-square-foot hardware store.

Liberty's Beacon lights up the WWI memorial's tower for seven weekends, marking its 100th year with no ticket required.

Umar Faheem Waldron made the statement “I'm guilty, so,” during his first court appearance after a manhunt spanning two states ended in his arrest.

Nancy Marshall admitted using patients' identities to fabricate counseling records and bill Medicaid, prosecutors say.

Multiple agencies respond to a Highway 115 blaze near Meers as Lake Lawtonka temporarily closes for firefighting aircraft.

An 18-year-old was arrested months after gunfire from a red sedan struck a car carrying a 15-year-old mother and her infant on Murfreesboro Pike.

Lytrell Jordan kept dealing meth even while out on bond, and a Tarrant County jury made him pay for it with a 45-year sentence.

Greenville County Schools paused Gmail for all 77,000-plus students and staff after phishing emails spread through the district's own system.