The Atlanta pop-up pairs a snow playground with a 21-and-up cocktail bar most nights after 9 p.m.

The Wilson family's only restaurant will shut its doors Oct. 31, with a costume contest planned as a send-off.

Highland Heritage Regional Park now has four 24/7 defibrillators, donated by a foundation named for a Highlands Ranch grandfather who died waiting for one.

The 17-year-old allegedly obtained a gun before federal agents moved in days before the planned attack date.

A Lockhart-area site near Highway 183 could get a 500-key hotel, golf course and maker spaces if approvals line up.

The Morrisania Air Rights building in Melrose now wears a sky-high portrait of its own residents, grandmother and all.

Federal officials want to know if two Connecticut police departments are slow-walking firearm permits for residents.

A brief roadway dispute near downtown Newport News ended with a bullet through a driver's window. No one was hurt, police say.

Francisco Benavides, 18, was found unconscious a day after police discovered his crashed motorcycle near Suitland Parkway and Stanton Road SE; it later came to rest in a ditch along the 2600 block of Pomeroy Road SE.

A former Rutgers law student says police threatened arrest over anti-Hamas flyers. His trimmed-down lawsuit survives a judge's order.

A customer chased him outside over an unpaid beer — he came back with a gun, police say, then fled in a silver BMW.

Deanna Taylor says body-camera footage undercut the case against her 19-year-old client — and prosecutors admitted they charged the wrong person.

David Ramirez took money to let a Mexican national use his U.S. birth certificate at the Alamogordo checkpoint. He now faces three years of supervised release too.