Registration is open for the October walk through West Hollywood's Rainbow District, with organizers chasing a $1,025,000 goal amid funding cuts.

Mayor Reed Gusciora told Trenton's Latino residents they deserve to feel safe after Maicol Metzler Chic, 29, was fatally shot in an apparent robbery.

Nine intersections and three school zones get automated cameras as Poughkeepsie also drops its speed limit to 25 mph on September 1.

A retired officer held down 30-year-old Branden Evans until Oroville police arrived. Investigators say two more victims from Walmart are still unidentified.

No witnesses among the 40 to 50 people at the scene would talk to deputies after shots rang out near Pacific Lutheran University.

Religious exemptions among Illinois kindergartners have jumped from 14,644 to 22,994 in two years, even as measles cases nationwide hit their highest levels since 2000.

The San Antonio firm's biggest deal yet pushes combined assets to $571 billion and chases CEO David Brown's trillion-dollar goal.

More than 200 firefighters are training on forced entry and roof ventilation this week at a Louisville fire academy site.

The Macklind Avenue institution known for its 6 a.m. pours and $1 pool games may still have a shot at reopening.

Roy Barringer III said he had the paperwork proving his case was resolved, but a Rocky River court database glitch put him behind bars anyway.

A landscaping job left a Boynton Beach man fighting for his life and his limbs. He calls himself lucky to have survived.

Twenty-four four-person teams will rotate through 10 outdoor stations at Waiheʻe's historic Camp Maluhia this September, no experience required.

Four escaped hens wandered near North Orchard Avenue and Edison Street before officers coaxed them home Thursday morning.