Ohio State’s Wexner Medical Center found nearly 3 in 10 Gen Z adults lack a regular doctor, and fewer than half of those with a clinician had an annual checkup last year.

A 25-year-old Miami man was arrested after investigators say he had sex with a child from a Pembroke Pines foster home.

A newly completed West Midtown office tower that never found tenants was turned over to its lender in late June, a stark sign of pressure on speculative office development.

Illegal fireworks damaged newly renovated basketball courts at Plata Arroyo Park, forcing a postponed ribbon-cutting while city crews assess repairs.

A Harvey man allegedly grabbed his girlfriend's 1‑year‑old and led deputies on a West Bank chase; deputies say he pointed a gun at the child before they rescued her. The suspect was arrested and is facing multiple charges.

Lake County approved a $7.76M widening project and a developer partnership to ease growing congestion south of Clermont.

A teen was grazed by gunfire in Raleigh early Wednesday while riding a scooter home from his girlfriend's house. Police say three men in a blue SUV opened fire and investigators are asking for tips.

President Trump told reporters he expects Iran and Hezbollah to be added to a Russia sanctions bill moving through Congress. The remark comes as lawmakers reshape the measure to target buyers of Russian oil.

Families of Philadelphia special-needs students say contracted buses missed pickups and left children waiting this summer, forcing missed work and last-minute drives. The district and vendor say they are working on fixes.

A driver who fled a traffic stop on June 29 led officers on a roughly 45-mile pursuit across Kiowa County that ended in a crash and arrest.

A seven‑story, 157‑unit affordable building is planned at 7408 S. Figueroa under ED‑1, largely reserved for low‑ and moderate‑income renters and without on‑site parking.

A St. Johns County man, Robert Goosey, received a 36.9‑year prison term after pleading guilty to child‑sexual‑material charges, the State Attorney’s Office says.

A HOF advisory board member has sued the URA, saying the agency approved a change to a $225,000 loan for four Hill District homes without required advisory review.