Camouflaged and loud, Ford's new prototype turned its first laps in France as the automaker chases its first outright Le Mans win in nearly 60 years.

A Hague tip to Homeland Security agents in Columbus exposed the network; Judge Marbley had sentenced Ryan Driscoll once before, in 2012.

Firefighters cut a driver free and rushed them off as a trauma alert after a pileup near Gratigny Parkway in Miami Lakes.

A watchdog group says Central Romana workers still live in overcrowded housing without power or clean water, even after the U.S. lifted its import ban.

A 33-year-old Enumclaw man also died after the head-on collision shut down the highway for over three hours.

Dana Rachlin's lawsuit over an alleged NYPD leak of her 2017 assault case clears a major hurdle, with a September court date looming.

The camera near Yahoola Creek Park flagged sex offenders entering the park, Sheriff Stacy Jarrard says. He's replacing it with a video-capable unit.

The Food Network chef will curate a four-station menu at Market Garden Brewery, then cook for local first responders the next day.

Regulators still don't have a shutdown date for the mountaintop dump, even after a $6.6 million pollution settlement and years of fires.

Jacob Hiatt and Worcester Arts Magnet could lose citywide admissions as Worcester rebalances crowded classrooms.

Turtle Back Zoo is adding zebras and more bongos as it joins a global push to save a species down to about 100 in the wild.

From falafel platters to spicy cold noodles, Oklahoma City kitchens are testing meat-free dishes all August — and diners get to vote.

Jarret Buttrey, 27, faces felonious assault and animal cruelty charges after a $100,000 bond was set in Warren County.