Opa-locka’s Planning & Zoning Board takes up the seven-story proposal Tuesday, as the city separately eyes a $532 million downtown overhaul.

Ohio's attorney general says Journey Home Restoration left nine customers without finished roofs, siding or gutters — and refunds.

The Chicks singer told a Beacon Theatre crowd she would now give George W. Bush a kiss. The White House called her a 'despicable nobody.'

North County Fire crews contained a residential blaze in Fallbrook, officials say.

Wes Gilliam is teaming with Mass Concerts' John Peters to book The Foundry at Judson Mill, with renovations planned.

Vintage Star Wars, Pokémon cards, and a Happy Gilmore villain fill Tuscany Suites this weekend as ToyCon takes over Flamingo Road.

Jason Cornett's father brought a cashier's check to post the bond, and Cornett must stay out of Oldham County except for court appearances, random drug and alcohol screenings, and meetings with his attorney.

Heather Anne Textor allegedly pocketed up to $1,500 per victim while handing out forged court papers, some of whom later landed in jail.

Daniel Davis is remodeling the 19-year-old Main Street pizzeria and hopes to bring a San Angelo favorite: beer delivered with your pie.

Kayla Kerney led her 30-student class and just landed a full-time job with Cosumnes Fire, carrying her late husband's memory with her.

Police are seeking tips about a flower-shop burglary in Commerce City.

Douglas Wheeler plans to move his own businesses onto the Toggenburg property as he rebuilds the shuttered Fabius ski hill.

DeWine's order shields the high school class of 2022; the NCAA calls it an illegal competitive edge for Ohio teams.