The music school chain is building a 1,797-square-foot campus at Twelve Oaks Professional Park, with completion expected in November.

A Rolla man, 21, was flown to a Columbia trauma center after a Silverado hit a mailbox and tree east of Rolla.

The brunch icon serves its last waffles August 30, but its strawberry butter and biscuits are moving to sister spot Fred's on Amsterdam Avenue.

John Kulewicz says Josh Rubin lobbied for Intel while overseeing its $600 million grant — and JobsOhio can't claw the money back until 2029.

The Rubber Duck Regatta returns during Riverfest, with every $5 duck funding 15 meals for kids across Cincinnati, Northern Kentucky and Southeast Indiana.

Video from Sunday's Cubs-Cardinals game shows a man in a Kenny Lofton jersey pulling back a young woman as she reached for a home run ball.

Asia's House gives Houston teens ages 15-17 six beds and no need for Austin. It opens September 1 in Montrose.

The Akron Art Museum reopens its landmark post office building September 23 with new galleries, a digital art space and free family admission all opening weekend.

Jose Gregorio Boller Pena allegedly cashed a paycheck at the bank hours before pulling a gun on an employee in the parking lot.

A permit tied to Hillwood's Austin warehouse park expires Tuesday, and the Dallas developer isn't rushing to renew it.

Better Life Massage racked up nearly 400 glowing Google reviews before detectives raided its Lascassas Pike storefront and the owners' home.

CAMBA brought 162 nonpayment eviction cases across nine buildings before disabled tenants sued. Now it must try payment plans first.

A judge issued the warrant even after prosecutors asked her not to. The case stems from a 2024 WashU Gaza protest arrest.