Sarah McNamara, 3.5, defied a diagnosis doctors called lethal — now she's headed to Hollywood as this year's champion.

Demolition crews razed the historic Smith House on Prospect Avenue in early August, months after a council rule change doomed a preservation bid.

Robert Libman drives in from Champaign to fix graves dating to the 1870s at Oak Woods Cemetery, where nearly 200 plots were desecrated in 1947.

Ka'mylah, 5, found her own way home in Hempstead after a First Student bus bypassed her daycare. Her mom had almost not been there to let her in.

The city's largest district skipped a key filing step, leaving parents to file a records request just to see kindergarten vaccination rates.

NOAA has flagged the Flower Garden Banks reef for a Level One bleaching alert as Galveston scientists race to bank coral before die-offs spread.

A rejected petition and a state AG opinion are fueling a fight over how close wind turbines can rise to Crittenden County homes.

Residents near the former 3M site say SB Energy avoided the words data center even as SEC filings describe a billion-dollar computing campus.

Renovations at the 72-year-old motel have preservationists scrambling to save its neon rainbow before it disappears for good.

The New Orleans East café will pour free coffee from 6 to 11 a.m. and double as a youth entrepreneurship hub.

A local doctor waited five weeks for his own Crohn's scan while his bowel tore \u2014 and he says the wait is unacceptable.

NYPD Commissioner Jessica Tisch and Chief Counsel Ramzi Kassem hold clearances Mamdani still lacks, even as threats and global crises mount.

The family firm used a credit bid to erase nearly $84 million owed on 404 Fifth Avenue and keep the landmarked tower.