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Crime & Emergencies in ...
Police say Edwin Mejia, 28, had smoke pouring from his minivan hood and oxycodone packaged for sale inside.
Food & Drinks in ...
A Baton Rouge native and Temaki Den's chef traded sushi rolls for gumbo inside The Source's old Bellota stall.
Jonathan Bruney fought off a 4-to-5-foot alligator 60 yards offshore, then vowed to keep swimming and racing.
A two-vehicle wreck near South Perkins Road left a woman in critical condition. Memphis Police are still investigating how it happened.
Melissa McAfee hid 145 stolen checks and 37 gift cards at her Jonesboro home before agents closed in.
Community & Society in ...
A 14-year-old spotted a disoriented woman with dementia wandering alone and stayed with her until help came — now the city is honoring the teen.
A neighbor's 911 call led crews to a rear room, where a disabled resident was found awake and pulled to safety.
Sports in ...
The honor comes almost exactly 10 years after Kaepernick first knelt during the national anthem in 2016.
Neighbors say no crossing guard was posted at the Kings Lane and Country Club Drive stop where a boy died Tuesday.
Dillon and Isabella Evans and their 2-year-old son Easton Lee died after fire crews found their Galesburg-area home already burned to the ground.
Parks & Nature in ...
Crews start Sept. 8 on a historic stone wall holding up the eastern edge of Barton Springs Pool — no replanting allowed at the wall.
A Portland man towing a boat crossed the centerline near Scottsburg, injuring six and shutting down Highway 38 for five hours.
Michael Boccher Sr. says he was passed over for sergeant after liking a post about police accountability. Paramus wants the case tossed.
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