A statute-of-limitations snag saved Officer Charles Harris II from firing over a 2020 Englewood shooting that wounded two men.

Councilmember Antonio Lewis wants data centers on city water lines switched to closed-loop systems, but he's also the guy who pushed a $500M Digital Realty exemption.

The Swedish DJ headlines Club DARC's October 31 fall opener at Pier 48, with Tiga and Kelly Lee Owens in support.

Michael Bebawi, 53, allegedly fled a Porter Walmart theft, crashing into a Chase bank sign on FM 1485 before deputies pulled him from the flames.

The Natural History Museum's Butterfly Pavilion closes August 23 before 300 spiders take over the tent for a three-month run.

Rep. Rob Long, who fosters rescue cats himself, says he saw a declawed cat returned to a Palm Beach shelter after struggling to adjust.

A McAlester principal says rural districts are stretching every dollar, not hoarding cash.

Crews are topping off Phase II's roof at O-Town West as the $1 billion Glasshouse project pushes toward a mid-2028 finish.

The 33-year-old was hurt after her vehicle hit a road approach and rolled in St. Wendel Township on County Road 133.

The September 24 event at Hyatt Regency Dallas backs New Friends New Life, which serves nearly 400 survivors a year.

WDFW deployed tracking dogs after the bear followed a woman and her leashed dog near Olsen Creek trails but could not find it.

Half of Chicago's board candidates have signed a pledge banning devices before third grade — the rest, including two incumbents, stayed silent.

Sharon Jones beat a 24-year city utilities veteran for the Ward 4 seat and now wants to rethink Columbia's Flock cameras.