Detroit gets a sunny Labor Day with a high near 79 before warmer weather and midweek storm chances arrive.

Free screenings at Charlotte Street will spotlight animation, horror and local shorts as the festival marks its seventh year.

A state advisory opinion process now lets returning citizens ask Tallahassee directly, but advocates say fines still trip up hundreds.

Hanna Bustos hasn't seen Lucy in seven months and says the sitter told her, “I am not giving her up.”

Retired FDNY firefighter Thomas del Pino, 66, slipped into a coma just two days after attending Sept. 11 memorials near his Pennsylvania home.

A Staten Island wedding venue kept renting paddle boats even as its broken sewer allegedly fouled Clove Lake, an insider claims.

Halina Tsishchanka died at the scene after a Ford F-250 crossed double yellow lines and struck her Lexus head-on in eastern Baltimore County.

Dayton police and medics swarmed the 100 block of Maplelawn Drive just before 10:30 p.m. The number of people hurt remains unclear.

Christion Olson's mother is now suing five people in civil court after a jury cleared the only man ever charged in his 2024 death.

Robert Burck says he sang love ballads to stay calm as a stranger lunged, cursed and followed him block to block.

Drivers reported nausea and migraines as JCPS held classes despite union pleas to cancel or go virtual.

Dominic Auricchio, 13, says a vision comforted him before scans showed his mass had shrunk. His essay just won $1,500 from the Archdiocese of Newark.

Hebron Christian Academy's Lions Learning Academy has already grown from 17 to 45 students in two years.