Nicolas Persaud, 25, of Schenectady faces a criminal mischief charge after vandalism grounded the Durham bus fleet earlier this month.

Outside Allentown, Jenny Escolastico can't afford to work because childcare would cost more than her paycheck. Her vote next month is up for grabs.

A Lockport man living in an encampment says the unspent money could have bought six months of housing.

Aaron Williams Jr.'s mother and sister say no one has been arrested in his July shooting death at Marion-Franklin Park.

A Green Township woman needed hand and face surgery after loose dogs attacked her on the Ohio Trail — her own dog didn’t survive.

Candidates cite Paul Newby's praise online, even though North Carolina's judicial code only lets sitting judges endorse if they too are on the ballot.

A seven-month loan lets Homeland Security test a millimeter-wave weapon once rejected for border use back in 2018.

Thoma Bravo is again shopping the Troy data giant, this time at a lower price tag than its 2024 attempt.

Wavecrest now manages the 1,272-unit complex, where residents have raised concerns about repairs and past utility outages.

Alki Kayak Tours says 13 years at Seacrest Park could end without a bidding process. Owner Greg Whittaker plans to fight it at Thursday's Parks Board meeting.

Swift Real Estate affiliates owe $194.1 million on 1111 Broadway after buying the tower for $327.5 million in 2021.

Four applicants are left waiting as Mountain View punts two planning commission seats past Nov. 3, with the mayor crying foul.

Organizers say the Tuesday rally was part of a coordinated push spanning 50 U.S. cities and college campuses.