Nadeem Ahmad, 50, died after a 2002 Toyota Camry rolled backward down his sloped Tuscala Street driveway and trapped him beneath it.

Nearly 100 Ghanaian students at the University of Memphis, many with a 3.75 GPA average, now face uncertainty just before fall classes begin.

The Morean Center for Clay hosts bakers battling for a hand-blown glass trophy Saturday, but the $20-$25 sample boxes vanish fast.

Class 2 and 3 throttle e-bikes would be banned from Butterfield and Yellow Fork Canyons, with a $150 fine for speeders on other trails.

Volunteers pressure-washed the Wells Street tunnel and cleared 17 parking lots ahead of a 21,000-person gathering.

Investigators want to talk to someone caught on camera near the fire scene, and a cash reward could be on the table for tips.

Sacramento could hit 96 Thursday before a slight rain chance and a sharp Friday cooldown. The weekend turns sunny again.

Unincorporated Bastrop County faces $500 fines under a burn ban running through mid-September as soil dryness spikes.

Adam Piron says LACMA knew hackers hit its network in July 2025 but waited until June 2026 to tell him his Social Security number was exposed.

SERT helped serve warrants after gunfire struck an employee's vehicle at a Portland gas station in late July.

A 14-month-old suffered second-degree burns after a server left an open coffee cup within his reach, a new Suffolk Superior Court filing alleges.

Bidding on unclaimed suitcases, a Mercedes convertible and abandoned airport plows closes September 8, with proceeds funding local charity work.

Judge Steven Tureau's lawyer says the Fifth Circuit rewrote election law to knock him off the Division D ballot.