A 41-year-old woman said men flashed guns and hurled a soda bottle at her car near Belair Road, police say.

Sierra Club Michigan and allies say water, noise and pollution risks are piling up while state rules stay stuck at zero.

Harper Jade Chung arrived a week after Hurricane Lowell, and her Kīlauea family came home to no power or water.

A 38-year Washington County dining legacy is set to return, though key details remain under wraps for now.

Seattle Parks invites walkers to Volunteer Park Saturday for live music pulled from Bridgerton, Game of Thrones and Elden Ring.

A person died after being struck by a vehicle on I-44's eastbound lanes, and authorities have released few details.

The drive-thru coffee chain is moving into a building that served fried chicken for more than 40 years.

The British chocolatier is skipping O'Hare and Midway while pushing into JFK, LAX and grocery aisles nationwide.

The 1858-founded Sonoma Valley winery says its decision to seek court-supervised restructuring was not made lightly.

Nickolas Turpen-Arends taught at Lincoln High School. A CHP SWAT team helped serve the search warrant at his Stockton home.

The 32-story Financial District tower is 72% leased as Wells Fargo moves to foreclose on its $470M mortgage.

Amanda Rupp allegedly told the victim “I'm going to kill you” before stabbing him near a Broadway Avenue Walgreens.

Nearly 29,000 riders used Clay Community Transportation last year. Commissioners now have 90 days to find a cheaper fix.