X-ray screeners at the Pecos Road courthouse caught a Springfield XD .45 while screening attorney Matthew Friedman's briefcase.

The 660 N. Wells Street spot opened in 1991. Thirteen other Chicago-area Hooters remain open.

The Garden Grove SUV driver stayed at the scene and was not hurt, police say. Investigators are still seeking witnesses.

Thrive Development Co. wants to turn a Lincoln Park industrial site into Lincoln Station, with a 36-tap pour wall and a two-story coworking atrium.

Brandon Wayne Meredith faces felony charges after a Yulee teen told detectives he touched them on multiple occasions.

Ashley Addiction Treatment is pairing weight-loss drugs with a proven alcohol medication in a Johns Hopkins-backed trial starting in 2027.

One pair has nested twice without chicks yet, but Haleakalā's crows are surviving storms and finding their own food.

Maurice West Jr., listed as a repeat violent offender, is wanted in connection with an alleged March rape.

Hugh Management picked up the 1924-built Edgewater Building from Bay Villa Developers, a one-block walk from Bayshore Boulevard.

Dustin Davis says the engine went silent before the Piper PA-32 went down in the woods south of Whiteville.

No injuries were reported after shots rang out near Walter Johnson High in Bethesda, but police still can't confirm what happened.

A scoping session on 125th Street next Tuesday lets Harlem residents weigh in before the tunnel-only project's comment window closes.

Neighbors finally got a dog park at 2201 SW 26th St, with the city approving up to $20,000 for an aluminum sculpture.