Clarendon Community Center Park welcomes NPR's Cheryl Corley and jazz singer Lucy Smith for a free show blending Langston Hughes with Beyoncé.

What began as a clothesline fundraiser for a broken fountain now draws 250,000 visitors to Old Louisville each fall.

Police won last year's opener 18-12. Firefighters get a shot at revenge with Touch-a-Truck and food trucks in tow.

Richard Fogel allegedly chased the driver's van onto U.S. 1 after threatening him at a Key Largo senior RV park.

A Dutchess County jury convicted John Spiegel Jr. after he refused sobriety and breath tests near Milan. He faces up to seven years in prison.

The carbon-fiber astronaut is built from a formula-covered design its creator hopes will become a permanent D.C. fixture.

The Phoenix bagel shop closed after an April roof fire but kept baking thanks to its Tempe location. Doors reopen next week.

Marios Michalakis will plead guilty to a scheme spanning Amelia's and the now-closed Sofia Italian Steakhouse, with $1.9 million owed to the SBA alone.

Twin Temple's ouster from Charley Crockett's tour spiraled into a public feud with Jack White, who offered the band a Hollywood Palladium slot.

Cory Waiters ran the same Florida tag through Flock and DAVID databases for months with no case file attached, police say.

Austin ISD must certify dozens of teachers yearly to meet a state deadline, even as one district middle school hit 101% staff coverage.

Commissioners voted unanimously to stretch the pause to 210 days, even though no data center applications are currently on file.

The 3,200-square-foot lounge could grow to nearly 4,900 square feet and will serve travelers on any of MEM's nine airlines.