What began as a free charity show at Petra's later charged $5 at the door and is now a two-night Neighborhood Theatre tradition for Robyn O'Ladies and Charlotte Douglas.

Johnson County is planning nearly $50 million for 2027 road and stormwater work; similar projects received more than $46 million in 2025.

Protesters walked from Robinson Park to APD headquarters, reviving demands tied to the still-unresolved Jose Armas case.

Brandon Brandreth-Gibbs allegedly smashed border windows with an axe, then threatened to bomb the crossing with his truck.

Tucson police expect closures near Kolb and Escalante to last well into the day after Thursday's crash.

The D.C. bagel shop's second Chicago outpost opens Monday on Sheffield Avenue with a brisket-loaded Jetski sandwich.

State examiners found GEICO shifted thousands of drivers into pricier policies, improperly canceled some policies and left required information out of notices warning of possible nonrenewal.

Comedians will share their most mortifying true stories at Secret Pour on Nov. 12, with a trivia finale and prizes to close the night.

The approvals come as a senator warns the White House risks blowing up a bipartisan energy bill.

TalusAg will build two Nebraska plants, including one in Superior, as part of a nationwide ammonia manufacturing push.

Both victims were older adults with health conditions, and one hadn't gotten a flu shot. Officials say activity is still climbing.

The Pavilions, a Lake Highlands community built as two properties in the late 1990s, is getting new owners and a makeover.

Peoria's police officers association executive board backed Michael Finn over former chief Arthur Miller, while Finn racks up law enforcement endorsements ahead of November.