The old FilmBar marquee still hangs at 815 N. Second St., but inside, vinyl nights and a rare sound system take over this weekend.

Elite Armory wants nine shooting lanes in a former carpet store, but neighbors near North Main Street aren't sold on the noise study.

The nearly 100-year-old landmark reopens Thursday with a ribbon-cutting, live performances, and a screening of the Oscar-winning short Hair Love.

21c Museum Hotel St. Louis throws a free party honoring the 1926 YMCA building it now calls home, with live jazz and a restored lap pool tour.

A routine ticket for running a flashing red light spiraled into a chest-poking, deputy-grabbing scuffle at Lake Sumter Landing.

Federal agents parked an evidence truck outside Tim Page's Corner Store Barbecue on Taylor Boulevard as officials declined to detail the activity.

Joy 101 just landed its first hospital-system partner, and Kotb says the city where she cut her teeth in TV news will host her new festival next year.

Three cats died and others lost their eyes to infection inside the Brooklyn Park house, which was later condemned as unfit for human living.

A 355-acre High Point community near DIA will lean on Colorado municipal bonds while PepsiCo's largest U.S. bottling plant drives the district's growth.

Jeury Fernandez-Navarro grabbed a seated customer by the hair before slashing his arm with a straight razor at a South Broadway shop.

Three speculative buildings are rising along I-35, the developer's latest bet on Denton's booming logistics corridor.

A vandal sliced cords and spray-painted a Bloomingdale-Armitage camera as Will County heads toward Thursday's board vote.

Cobb County's only juried fine art festival returns Labor Day weekend with live music, chalk art, and a hotline for visitors.