Dr. Gilbert Beauperthuy-Rojas, 63, has no movement below the waist after Saturday's crash near Virginia Key, his friend says.

The Bronx Zoo's fall favorite returns with a costume parade, dance party and free face painting for kids 3 and up.

A Ford F-350 slammed into a stopped Tesla on Loop 202 near Dobson Road last Halloween; a federal filing now shows the car's driver-assist was engaged.

A motorist-scooter crash at 17th and Franklin sent one person to the hospital, as Denver logs a record year for scooter deaths.

Tire smoke, RTR-built Fords and a shot at a ride-along return to Young Ford Ogden, with $5 extra entries benefiting local families.

A Hunter Drive business lost a large window Saturday after a BB gun blast, and Flock cameras helped police corner the fleeing car on Arlen Drive.

A performer who joined in 1979 still swallows fire at the fair — and once got tipped $2 by a young fan.

A rented Mercedes RV carried a group the FBI suspected had ties to Chinese intelligence toward the New Mexico test site.

Oakland Elementary, Academy 360, JFK High and RMP Noel improved enough to sidestep intervention, but three others still face a make-or-break year.

Bluerock's sale-leaseback locks HPE into the Sunnyvale campus through 2047, with financing led by Wilmington Trust.

Watermark at Pier 15 turns the Financial District waterfront into a four-day reggaeton beach party over Labor Day weekend, complete with a Don Julio-topped margarita.

The New Mexico Museum of Space History marks 50 years with a fifth-floor overhaul and an October gala honoring twin astronauts and the Mercury 13.

The Union Street spot known for steaks and Sunday roast is turning into a light-filled café with matcha, chai, and no laptops allowed.