Seattle could see a brief sprinkle Saturday evening, but Sunday and Labor Day look mild and brighter.

Cross Timbers Orthopaedics shut its doors overnight after the state revoked Dr. William Evans' license, citing an abortion-ban violation and a covered-up wrong-knee surgery.

Phoenix may get a brief sprinkle Saturday, but triple-digit heat quickly takes over. Labor Day is forecast to reach 105 degrees before storm chances return midweek.

A federal lawsuit over beachfront property signs has reached St. Pete Beach, tangled up with a separate criminal case over toxic mothballs and nesting birds.

An investigator found Mick Sudbury retaliated against a witness and used improper authority. Utah law leaves the city council almost powerless to act.

Industry City hosts AGAPE's debut, running noon to 6 a.m. across a courtyard and indoor stage.

Blistering September heat is pushing West Bottoms haunts to skip their usual August start and open only in October.

One Beaumont mother says she went nearly a month without hot water while her landlord stayed silent. Others are packing up for good.

Andrew Calanchi allegedly shot Adrian Mora on Poplar Street, then hid the gun in a tool bucket, court records show.

Thomas Balgord told a friend he'd stay at a hotel, then went silent after a worrying message Friday.

The Korean bakery chain is eyeing an empty Magnolia Park spot, just as neighbor Condado Tacos abruptly shut down.

The 6,139-square-foot store would rise near Crocker Park, with a mobile-app pickup window and no speaker box.

ARCTOS will help place airmen as mentors and science fair judges across Ohio classrooms under a new six-year Wright-Patterson deal.