A Detroit Native collective nearly lost its cultural-center site after the land bank sent a final warning to the wrong contact information. The dispute is resolved, but questions about land access and accountability remain.

Georgia Tech is cutting its supplemental essay for Fall 2027 applicants, but the admissions bar is staying high. The Atlanta school still expects a rigorous, holistic application.

Westchester County has begun replacing aging Bee-Line bus shelters with brighter, more comfortable structures, with installations continuing through 2029.

A 38-year-old Anderson man faces Level 1 felony charges after a child reported alleged abuse spanning nearly three years.

Massachusetts families are backing a proposal for a statewide office and review process for unsolved homicides.

Frontier Airlines posted a record $1.3 billion quarter, but Denver’s hometown carrier is still chasing consistent profit.

Giant iridescent bubbles are transforming the Chicago Botanic Garden into a playful summer art walk through September 20.

A 17-year-old woman is in critical condition after a late-night shooting in southwest Baltimore. Detectives are asking for information.

At NSU in Davie, veterans are using race-car simulators to practice controlling stress responses. The program has served 25 veterans over the past two years.

Trump is taking his Cabinet to Camp David as Iran war support sinks and political pressure rises. The secluded retreat offers privacy, but not much escape from the conflict’s growing costs.

A 25-year-old Irvine man was arrested after police linked him to spray-painted messages on 13 Teslas. A takeout order allegedly helped investigators identify him.

A Matthews bakery scored 85 after inspectors cited missing soap, no thermometer and a soiled slicer. The latest Mecklenburg inspection roundup includes more than 140 restaurant visits.

A masked suspect allegedly entered multiple vehicles in San Antonio, Florida, and stole residents' property. Pasco deputies are asking for help identifying him.