A final council hearing on September 10 could set below-market rents inside two century-old Mill Avenue landmarks the city now owns.

Keema McCoy says Kansas City punished her for flagging campaign emails sent to her city account under Ryana Parks-Shaw.

About 183,000 Philadelphians face new 80-hour work rules to keep Medicaid, and city officials are racing to help them avoid losing coverage.

The Integral Group's 15-acre project near Durham Bulls Athletic Park could bring nearly 1,000 homes and a new Black Farmers' Market home.

Justin LaClair sped through Manchester at 70 mph before striking two sisters; 11-month-old Rebecca Cole died days later on her first birthday.

Brandon Allison allegedly shot into a Honda Accord on the Beltway before troopers tracked his Chrysler to a Curtis Bay warehouse.

A congressional subcommittee wants Karen Bass in Washington on September 15 to answer for LAHSA's federal spending since 2021.

Zion Smith allegedly fled police at over 100 mph before crashing into a Franklin cruiser at a roundabout.

HMAS Stirling near Perth is set to host four US-commanded submarines by 2027 as Canberra and Washington push back on Beijing's Pacific reach.

Ahmedabad, India, lands at the bottom of the 72-city list, while Phoenix ranks as the riskiest U.S. metro amid record heat.

Petaluma police say crypto, gift card and timeshare scams hit four seniors in one day. The city's older population makes it a prime target.

Yoshida & Co.'s Japanese bag label lands back on Spring Street with a Hello Kitty collab and a hand-bound anniversary book.

Federal aid is finally headed to nine flood-battered Missouri counties, with Iron County alone racking up nearly $20 million in damage.