Bruce Atherton, head of EAA Chapter 1629, walked away with minor injuries after his plane veered into a tree on takeoff.

Massachusetts and Florida plants will handle modernization, production restart services and technical studies, while a separate Navy order tackles fleet readiness woes.

The trio allegedly laundered more than 16,000 fraudulent refund checks through a North Georgia check-casher.

Udon Shin is taking over the old Basta Pasta space on West 17th Street, with the Mesa location already drawing lines out the door.

James Charlie Parker, II faces felony assault counts tied to emergency personnel and remains unlocated, deputies say.

Police tracked a cell phone to determine the father's location, and the boys were found safe in an Ohio cornfield.

About 100 volunteers will swing hammers at Newell Park Thursday, replacing play equipment that's stood since 1995.

Adulkoder Dahhan faces nine charges, including arson and assaulting firefighters, four months after the Industrial Avenue fire.

The six face a Raleigh courtroom Thursday, just as North Carolina's early voting kicks off statewide.

Cumberland's school committee rejected pausing its redistricting plan, even as Garvin Elementary edges toward 112 percent capacity.

Chef Jean Marseille's new West Palm Beach spot grew out of his GreenMarket stand before landing a permanent home.

TASS broke ground on a ceramic-membrane plant that increases capacity by about 45%, with officials promising no rate hikes through 2027.

Germany's finance chief says Russia won't simply retake its G20 seat, even as Washington warms to Moscow's envoy.