Ted Strickler wore a helmet but died three days after a pickup truck turned into his path in Brown Township.

Indianapolis's historic Crown Hill Cemetery opens three private family mausoleums to the public for one night only on September 2.

Mayor Johnson's new order won't cancel existing deals, but forces firms like AECOM to disclose ICE ties and abuse allegations.

A San Jose Department of Transportation employee died while fixing a streetlight, as Mayor Matt Mahan and city officials offered condolences to his family and coworkers.

Two people are under arrest after agents found a makeshift conversion lab and 200 pounds of meth inside a southeast Houston house.

The nearly 11-year-old Vandalia Tower taproom closes under current ownership this weekend, but its founders' distillery next door stays put.

Pugs channel their favorite films for a Barkbuster Movies pageant in Old Town, with vendors donating sales to fund pricey rescue vet bills.

The chain is eyeing a spot on E. Michigan Avenue near a KinderCare and Saline Chevrolet, with no opening date set yet.

Michael Barnes died on Chesapeake Street SE, a Washington Highlands block hit by a shooting just weeks earlier in July.

Federal prosecutors say Francisco Paulino used stolen identities to funnel pandemic relief funds into his own accounts.

Atlanta police believe one crew is behind three armed robberies tied to Facebook Marketplace deals on the same Southwest Atlanta street.

A single sea otter has lingered in kelp beds near Friday Harbor for over a month, a rare sight in the inland San Juan Islands.

The deal lands just months after Celina's first Walmart opened, with the city dangling up to $5.1 million in incentives.