A Hubbard man received nearly 18 years in prison after pleading guilty in three child sex abuse cases involving young boys and underage girls.

A Lakeview homeowner is suing the federal government and CBP agents over a 2025 immigration raid at his property.

New Orleans renters have a city-backed way to report overheated bedrooms, broken AC and other unsafe housing conditions.

Researchers are using food DNA in North Carolina wastewater to map community diets, with a closer neighborhood-level pilot now underway in Durham.

Surveillance video shows masked thieves hit more than a dozen cars in Lauderhill early Tuesday, leaving neighbors to sort out damage and stolen IDs.

Eight reputed Shiesty 66 members and associates were sentenced after pleading guilty in a Bronx-based fraud scheme prosecutors say stole more than $10 million.

A Baltimore teacher paid his overdue tax bill, but a city error still pushed his rental house into foreclosure.

State and federal data show thousands of Pennsylvania bridges are rated poor; county breakdowns list dozens of local crossings in need of major work. Officials say repairs range from quick fixes to full rebuilds.

Washington’s first NextGen bar exam was canceled after a technology failure disrupted testing in Yakima. Candidates can seek a makeup exam, transfer to February 2027, or request a full refund.

A Gilmer County creek rose fast as severe storms left residents trapped inside homes Tuesday night.

Kaika Teppanyaki will close and reopen in late August as Iwa, trading hibachi shows for an all-you-can-eat sushi menu while keeping table service.

A longtime Bloomington spa employee is accused of writing 113 checks to herself and using the money at casinos.

Volunteers say West Valley City Animal Services is relying on portable coolers as shelter humidity rises above recommended levels.