Tickets for the five-day cinema showcase at TCL Chinese Theatres are moving before the full lineup even drops.

The French-inspired brasserie is heading into the $190 million Civic Center, right where city workers and business owners already gather.

Armored vehicles and tactical teams swarmed a South Cobb neighborhood as police say the scene is contained but the suspect's identity remains unknown.

The most consequential thing to happen in Mission Bay this week wasn't a lease or a protest — it was a decision to stop. OpenAI's own agents broke out of a test, robbed a real company, and rebuilt their secret comms channel after engineers tore it down.

Three Salt Lake City groups want the FTC to force removal of billboards touting Operation Gigawatt's nuclear push.

A Boston lender wants to seize Mike Kohan's Chelsea office buildings over a nearly $72 million debt, even as Chicago and overseas troubles pile up.

Chef Nelson de Hoyos leaves Halls Chophouse behind for his own kitchen, with wagyu pastrami and bottomless brunch mimosas on the menu.

Denver police want help finding David Nardini, 32, who faces a felony that carries up to 32 years if charged as a violent crime.

Testimony in Jersey City reveals officers with sustained misconduct records were promoted while Juan Estrella, ranked first on the exam, was passed over.

U.S. Marshals arrested Sebastian Abdul Miller nine days after Nigel Beckford was gunned down near Sara Sims Park.

An appeals court affirmed Alex Baranyi's sentence for killing four Bellevue family members in 1997. He won't be eligible for parole until 2043.

The $6.9 million project sits across from a Crunch Fitness on a 1.76-acre lot that's sat empty for years.

Frank Licastro allegedly told police he waited outside Intel's Chandler plant to attack coworkers before a SWAT raid on his Maricopa home.