Indiana is trying to block the planned 2028 retirement of a Rockport coal unit, even as its owner prepares a natural gas replacement.

Joby Aviation and Travis Kalanick’s Atoms are teaming up to build vertiports across California, Florida, New York and Texas. The flying-car race is becoming a real-estate race.

Hastings wants a year to study data centers before any project can move forward, even though none is currently pending.

A 44-year-old Toccoa woman was found dead inside her home Saturday. The GBI is investigating and asking the public for information.

St. Pete’s EDGE District will become a free, walkable art gallery this November. The inaugural Booker Creek Arts Festival brings hundreds of Florida artists, live demonstrations and up to $50,000 in prizes.

Two men allegedly struck a 52-year-old man and stole his gold chain during a July robbery at a Brooklyn gas station. NYPD Crime Stoppers is offering up to $3,500 for information.

Aurora police are investigating a death near Idalia Street and East Colfax Avenue, but few details have been released.

A suspected robbery investigation ended in a Northeast El Paso crash, with two men arrested and facing multiple felony charges.

A former CPS chief operating officer faces three federal wire fraud counts over more than $28,000 in pandemic-relief loans.

Jeffersonville’s one-year data center freeze won’t stop Meta’s massive River Ridge project. Residents say the city’s utility and tax tradeoffs were hidden from public view.

Little Big Town dropped out of We Fest, and the festival found a fast-rising replacement in Stella Lefty, the singer behind “Boston.”

A converted Japanese kei truck is becoming a roaming specialty coffee bar for St. Pete markets, concerts and art shows.

A Los Angeles judge dismissed Terrence Howard’s lawsuit accusing CAA of mishandling his <em>Empire</em> compensation. The ruling turned on damages, not a jury verdict over the agency’s negotiation tactics.