A Parrish congressional candidate was arrested after deputies say he pushed past detectives during a child-welfare investigation. The children were later confirmed safe.

A Columbus man will spend 20 years in prison after a drug-fueled Franklin crash killed 29-year-old Braden Robertson.

Douglas County’s school district is buying a distressed Meridian office building for $6 million, then budgeting $23 million to renovate it.

San Jose’s sunny forecast turns hotter through Monday, with highs reaching 93 degrees and dry, gusty conditions raising fire concerns.

Goodboybob has opened a specialty coffee counter inside Venice’s Deus Ex Machina shop, pairing rare beans with motorcycles, apparel and pastries.

Metro Atlanta remains among the nation’s hardest-hit areas for new HIV diagnoses as federal prevention funding shifts away from community groups.

About 40 Biltmore-area condo units have gone weeks without reliable central air as Phoenix heat pushes indoor temperatures toward triple digits.

A vacant Cleveland home has been intentionally set on fire twice since May, prompting another investigation into a repeat target.

Dallas is preparing its first major zoning rewrite in decades, and housing advocates want residents involved before the draft reaches City Hall.

Rochester Hills voters will decide whether to raise the fire millage as officials warn of recurring staffing gaps and unavailable units.

A Salt Lake City Lyft driver says a passenger punched him seven times while he tried to return a wallet left in his car.

Thoma Bravo has backed down in a lender standoff over a roughly $5 billion Proofpoint loan, putting fresh pressure on private-equity software financing.

San Diego warms into the weekend as dangerous surf, minor coastal flooding and a heat advisory affect the coast.