The Midtown league built by moms two decades ago now fields nearly 50 skaters and a ranked travel team.

A judge sided with the State Department after a routine database check flagged a 2022 alcohol citation, splitting a Sneedville, Tennessee couple across the border.

Deputies say the 14-year-old may be traveling with a black and white skateboard. He was last seen Thursday morning.

Aluminum and copper tariffs are pushing builder costs up, and Homeport warns affordable rents will get harder to deliver into 2027.

Officers found the missing bronze bust intact roughly two miles from Phalen Regional Park, where it once honored the East Side's Olympic hero.

The willow-and-buckthorn giant releases seven native animal sculptures down its arm, joining Mama Rosa the troll at the Tosa park.

A Snellville ambush tied to a 50-pound marijuana bag ended with two Minneapolis men sentenced to decades in prison. Prosecutors admit the exact motive still isn't clear.

State regulators say a chlorinated main break wiped out fish just upstream of Whitecliff Park last July, and Missouri American Water has now settled with the state.

Ricketta Ann Twitty admitted moving 2,000 fake oxycodone pills a day before her arrest outside a Forest City Walmart.

A Rhymefest corruption remark got a fellow board member censured as Chicago Arts High School's funding fight rolled into September.

Paramedics rushed the man to MetroHealth after gunfire near Fulton and Clark. It's the latest in a string of shootings on the corridor this summer.

Richard Nieves Jr., 38, allegedly returned to his truck to grab a gun after a fistfight outside a Miami Gardens Goodwill.

An SUV tore into Jonah's Creative Center on West Chester Road, leaving a gaping hole in the building's side as investigators work the scene.