Two Upstate men from Greenville and Six Mile face charges in separate investigations involving alleged child sexual abuse material.

A federal appeals court says a Knox County deputy can face a civil-rights lawsuit after tasing a veteran mistaken for another man. The ruling keeps the unlawful-stop claim alive.

A suspected explosive device was thrown into a Feltonville home, then tossed back outside before Philadelphia’s bomb squad removed it.

Tempe’s Roman God of Fire is preparing to open Aug. 7 with wood-fired Italian cooking, Roman-inspired design, and a menu from chef Scott Conant.

The Pub Rookwood has closed after 25 years, but Tavern Restaurant Group is keeping its fish-and-chips tradition alive at several nearby locations.

Voestalpine has completed its $80 million Jeffersonville expansion, adding truck-beam production and 110 planned jobs as output ramps toward 2027.

An Ocala veteran’s Parkinson’s diagnosis is shining a light on Agent Orange, contaminated water and traumatic brain injuries tied to military service.

A 12-story, 2,195-bed student housing tower is opening near NC State, dramatically changing Raleigh’s Hillsborough Street skyline.

Rival lawsuits accuse FNB’s Lower Hill partners of manipulating leasing, valuation and loan terms as they battle for control of Pittsburgh’s newest office tower.

A firearm was discharged at a Shell station on Pontchartrain Drive in Slidell, police said. No injuries were reported in the initial update.

Gov. Kathy Hochul is pushing to keep New York gun sales in person as federal regulators loosen firearm rules.

A 15-year-old Anderson defendant received a 100-year sentence for the killing of Dayla Swain. The case involved allegations of a planned attack and an effort to silence a witness.

The Regent could bring nearly 200 luxury apartments to Leawood’s 135th Street corridor by 2029, adding another major piece to the One35 development plan.