Joanne Norberte's 80-year-old parents fled rushing floodwater as their home's front door snapped in half.

A Herriman counseling supervisor warns waits of weeks to months could hit clients mid-crisis once the new rule kicks in.

A straight-A sophomore's PE grade was dropped to a C after she declined to share her cycle length, her father says.

Silas “Sy” Moran broke 33 bones and lost part of his leg after a lift-chair fall. He now hopes Craig Rehabilitation Hospital can start a new chapter.

Payments to Relative Intel jumped every year since 2023, with 2026 spending already topping each prior full year's total but remaining below the combined total for 2023 through 2025.

The nearly century-old Clarksville group now counts adults with developmental disabilities among its full members, not just its beneficiaries.

A new poll finds Trump's approval among Texas Hispanic voters has sunk to 33%, with the economy topping their concerns.

The Knoxville Italian eatery near Wingstop and Wasabi is gone after its parent company's second bankruptcy in five years.

James Henry Hall III was gunned down near 83rd and Figueroa. Four years on, his family still hopes someone will name the shooters.

Trustee Area 2 pits two Rocklin Unified incumbents against each other, with their opposite votes on a stalled gender-notification policy defining the race.

Seattle-Tacoma-Bellevue ranks fifth nationally, with workers losing over 10 days a year just commuting.

A Edmond mom says the principal hadn't even seen safety data before students returned to John Ross Elementary.

He put $7,000 down and paid monthly for months before a dealership flagged the Camaro as VIN-swapped and stolen.