Superintendent Jhone Ebert joined staff canvassing Las Vegas homes as CCSD races to re-enroll students before funding counts lock in.

A truck snagged low-hanging wires 10 minutes into the response, dropping a damaged pole onto an FCFRD ambulance in Reston.

A rider missing stomped-off fingernails and a brain bleed shows the toll of a Southeast Portland bus attack that began over a lit cigarette.

Jeromie Whalen tours the district in a yellow van while Richard Neal points to $56 million in earmarks. Voters decide September 1.

Portraits, a documentary and a public exhibition mark the traveling In Her Honor project's seventh stop in Detroit this week.

A new play at the August Wilson Center will fund $10,000 grants to grassroots peacekeepers in Pittsburgh's police zones.

A state judge says both mayors violated the charter, and now a watchdog commission can sue future administrations too.

Aerialists, illusionists and drag clowns take over The Nunnery on October 1, with every ticket funding HIV medication co-pays for Southern Nevadans.

Geremias Pascual allegedly kept driving even after a PIT maneuver failed, wrecking a tree, power pole and Restoration Baptist Church's AC unit.

The Venetian pasta chain is taking a 1,280-square-foot space at the historic Five Points Theatre building this fall, with late-night hours planned.

The Texas senator says Republicans will soon have to decide if they are free-market conservatives or a nanny-state party.

The Jade International Night Market returns Saturday with over 100 vendors and a scavenger hunt tracing a decade of change on Southeast 82nd Avenue.

Studio Oakley wants to raze the shuttered Armitage Welding building for a five-story complex with 30 percent below-market units.