The Little Fox owners are opening a more casual wine bistro across the street in Fox Park, complete with oysters, freezer-door martinis and a kitchen without gas.

Two juveniles were struck in a Fort Pierce crosswalk, and police say the driver checked on them before fleeing in a possible gold Mercedes-Benz.

Seattle's Teen Summer Musical is bringing <em>Peter Pan: Ready to Rise!</em> to McCaw Hall this month. Sponsorships start at $125 and include playbill, social media and opening-night visibility.

A man was shot multiple times Monday evening at a West Philadelphia intersection and died at Lankenau Hospital. Police have made no arrests and have not identified a motive.

A shooting in Gresham left one victim hospitalized in critical condition Tuesday as police closed part of SE 185th Avenue.

A Butler County grand jury added felonious assault and tampering charges against a man accused of firing nine shots outside a Middletown apartment complex.

Nearly $2.9 million meant for Ohio retired first responders’ medical claims was transferred out of a protected account. A contempt hearing is now set for August.

A former IPS teacher accused of encouraging classroom fights is expected to plead guilty to felony neglect Tuesday. The case has already led to civil litigation and a six-figure settlement.

Baltimore has revived its long-dormant anti-animal abuse commission after restructuring the group and requiring regular meetings. Its new members face an old question: Can City Hall turn recommendations into action?

Illinois Tech cut approximately 160 faculty and staff just before fall classes, leaving Chicago students worried about canceled courses, missing advisers and disrupted research.

Louisville’s new Adidas Adizero sneakers bring Cardinal red and black to a performance runner. The $160 shoes are available for reservation ahead of the 2026 season.

A vacant Denver Tech Center office building has become 143 income-restricted apartments, with the first residents already moved in. The unusual conversion could preview a new chapter for the office-heavy district.

Camila Alves McConaughey is joining Southern Living's first Hill Country Tailgate in Fredericksburg, where barbecue, football, cocktails, and live music are on the menu.