The shooting on the 800 block of Arch Street left a man in critical condition, with the scene active at 12:30 p.m.

State officials want developers to turn the historic Lancaster campus into a walkable village, with proposals due Nov. 19.

Prince Kaka got stuck climbing a cooler to hide at Triangle Grocery — then police linked him to a burglary at a veterans shelter nearby.

The Thrive District spot has no kitchen but seven capybaras, plus ferrets, opossums and a porcupine you can meet.

Chicago's new CTA board unanimously reappointed Lester Barclay even after a critic noted he swiped into the system just 49 times last year.

Christopher Haug met with a woman during a 3:20 a.m. property exchange, stole her purse and phone, then opened fire as he fled.

Supervisor Janice Hahn joined a new Lynwood coalition training pastors and teachers to keep families from losing Medi-Cal over missed mail.

The new barge replaces one that partially sank in 2020, and it can now host Coast Guard rescue boats during harbor emergencies.

DeMonte Tyvell King told police one victim only got what he deserved after a December 2024 attack at Booth Brown House.

The Uptown Development District would bring go-karts, bowling and a movie theater to Belton, but the school district stands to lose millions in abated taxes.

A new UH Mānoa study puts hard numbers behind what Maui ranchers have said for years: deer are stripping their pastures bare.

No one was hurt after late-night gunshots rang out at the NE Portland station, but the shooter got away before police arrived.

The oddities museum will close at the end of 2026, ending a six-decade run at Fisherman's Wharf.