Rosa Parks's former attorney headlines a Cleveland gala honoring five decades of local activism, with proceeds funding a new mentorship center.

Cory J. Havens, 32, was terminated after county detectives say he lied under oath while under investigation.

DeKalb County wants a vendor to catch drivers who blow past stopped school buses, with cameras eyed for more than 1,000 buses.

A man died near South Brightleaf Boulevard Wednesday evening as police investigated a shooting.

The Lebanese fast-casual chain gave away free bowls at its 311 7th Avenue debut, with its sights set on 200 spots by 2030.

After 26 years off I-85, owner Miguel Morado says a hotel could someday rise where his restaurant now stands.

A Montgomery County jury rejected his consent defense; the judge called his conduct unacceptable in society.

A Tesla crossed the double yellow line and sped off as a Franklin student crossed the street. Police want the public's help finding the driver.

Workspaces at the former linen factory on North Grant Avenue are live for members and tenants, but the real party waits for October 31.

The ex-Colts free agent-turned-WWE villain says he's back after 18 months home with family and hungry for gold.

About 300 workers are taking severance while Amazon undertakes a roughly $200 million renovation and expansion of its Port St. Lucie site to add robotics and artificial-intelligence capabilities.

Chambersburg council voted 9-1 to hire an Erie law firm, warning Franklin County hasn't reassessed property values since 1961.

Fuel haulers can now work 16-hour shifts under a 90-day federal waiver as diesel prices hit record highs nationwide.