Miguel Solis-Morales, deported in 2015, was found back in Jacksonville during a routine state probation stop.

Bryan Teal died after deputies drove him 25 miles to the Lincoln County jail, where staff noticed him in distress.

Fort Meade service members ran the 40-yard dash and other Combine-style drills at the Ravens' Owings Mills facility, with winners earning game tickets.

A Wayne County court found Gage Pierce mentally incompetent, but restorable, pausing his quadruple murder case.

About 10 students walked away unhurt after a Lantana Road crash, but people in the other car were seriously hurt.

The Korean bakery chain is targeting a suite at 901 Arrow Point Drive, with permits still pending before dough hits the ovens.

Houston police searched a field behind the southeast Houston campus as students returned for the new school year.

City officials call the unapproved Forsyth Boulevard screen an unwelcoming black wall. A shorter stone redesign is winning them over.

A Union Township man tracked down through credit card records and BMV photos won't face felony charges over a dismantled license plate camera.

Tickets to the Aug. 29 late-night party run $100 and support the museum's free community art programs.

Edward Sepulveda, 68, fostered nearly 90 children over decades. Police say more victims may exist and are asking the public to come forward.

Businesses and neighbors will pack Dodger Stadium's outfield to honor LAFD heroes on November 5, with tickets going on sale in October.

George Brinkman Jr. raised 22 objections to his death sentence for killing Suzanne Taylor and her daughters. All 22 failed.