The Uber driver escaped unharmed and flagged down police after the deadly ambush on Wynnewood Road.

The extortion group says it swiped records on thousands of FBI employees to retaliate against a federal advisory. The bureau hasn't confirmed a breach.

Abdel Fattah al-Burhan postponed his New York trip after Washington tied his visa to a ceasefire deal, Sudan's UN envoy says.

Temple Israel filled 1,300 seats for Yom Kippur even as guards and metal detectors became standard at the Providence Road synagogue.

Columbus City Schools employees face a Wednesday cutoff before open enrollment — and a $40 million Aon dispute is fueling the standoff.

Earl James Whitman Jr., 43, faces attempted murder charges after a Thompson Town Road disturbance left one victim airlifted in critical condition.

Cynthia Bates renewed her plates for seven years with no issue — until police told her the car belonged to her late fiancé.

Kelli Stuart says a fair-hearing panel tossed her case, calling her son’s bed request moot after 18 months of denials.

No other vehicles were involved as a Westwood school bus veered off the road near a tree line.

A woman's husband stepped in at Van Dorn Plaza after an initial roadside beating near Pendleton Street and North Union Street, police say.

Nonbeanery Café brings vintage decor, a VHS player and Duck-Rabbit coffee to a former Frank's Delicatessen spot on Lorain Avenue.

Pearly Mae Wright Robinson, now 98 and living in Wilmington, was 6 when a stray cat's meows saved her family from smoke.

Whitney D'Allaird turned her son Tyler's 2017 death into For Students, a Charlotte nonprofit that has since reached over 4,000 teens.