The free two-day festival returns to Main Street and Rangeline Road with global performers and fine art on display.

The RAISE Act forces AI developers to register with New York and disclose safety plans starting in January.

An 8:08 p.m. outage darkened Hawaii Kai and East Oahu neighborhoods Sunday, but crews had the lights back on within an hour.

Planners voted 4-3 against a new Tiffany Road early learning center, but the village board still gets the final say.

Sabian Cochran struggles to speak, and police say that could make it hard for him to ask strangers for help.

Cruz Evatt Ellenburg, a Pickens High School sophomore, was unrestrained when the vehicle rolled Sunday evening.

A hotel manager's refusal to rent Malik Thompson a room didn't stop the assault — it just moved it to a parking lot.

The boy suffered bites to his calf and armpit near Briarwood Drive; he's since started therapy and returned to school.

Haley Manahan, 27, leaves behind a husband and two young kids as a GoFundMe tops $7,400 for funeral costs.

Charles McDonald allegedly hid in bushes with a hatchet before officers made contact with him near Independence Street and Caruthers Avenue.

The paved Vista Point Trail routes cyclists around Alexander Avenue, a Marin corridor that logged 83 reported injuries in a decade.

A 16-year-old Chapel Hill ISD student died after a Chevrolet Tahoe flipped and hit a tree; the 17-year-old driver is suspected of drunk driving.

An Elm Avenue home vandalized with hate symbols earlier this month was struck again Saturday, deputies say, as detectives widen the search for suspects.