Melissa Howard, 49, faces 31 felony counts tied to more than $40,000 in alleged autism therapy fraud in Suwanee.

David Ector used an auto sales business as a front while trafficking cocaine, heroin and fentanyl.

A fight involving four girls Wednesday left one with a superficial slash to the throat and another stabbed in the hand; the attack fell outside the plaza's weekend chaperone rule.

A new inventory finds coastal defenses, sewer upgrades and home repairs could cost New York families dearly for decades to come.

About 100 investors, startup CEOs, sports executives and academics gathered at the Fort Worth Stockyards in the week before September 21, 2026, amid bull rides and custom cowboy hats.

A fresh NPR/PBS News/Marist poll examines Trump's standing and the 2026 midterm landscape.

A staff tip about threats led Del City police to a pistol in an 18-year-old's parked car.

Delinquent businesses get a three-month reprieve before the city's promised 2027 crackdown begins.

Natural Blends combines cafe offerings with nutrition products.

A federal jury sided with a former Lynwood village worker who says he was fired for flagging his mayor's misuse of a police database.

Police say everyone involved is accounted for, but the circumstances and motive remain unclear.

Roisin O'Rahilly lost cherished belongings in a house fire, but a Charlotte restoration company helped recover them.

Dumont Creamery & Cafe serves kheer and falooda at its Dallas-area shops.