Joseph Michael Lynch stabbed Kenny Dale Ashby in front of his wife and child over a Facebook Marketplace car deal gone wrong.

Jesus Herrera-Salazar was convicted twice for the same continuous offense. Two Supreme Court justices say that should never happen again.

Providence Water and other utilities get a federal boost to swap lead lines for free, as Rhode Island races a 2033 deadline.

At a Glorieta conference, Ai-jen Poo asked attendees about caring for loved ones, and New Mexico's aging secretary said caregivers will have questions about whether unpaid care counts as work under new Medicaid rules.

The Richmond Road Italian spot served its last meal Saturday as Gordon Lewis stepped away while he still has his health.

The 70-unit South Street Apartments project is scheduled for completion by February 2027.

Former Alabama QB Greg McElroy bought a unit at Alum Tuscaloosa, which broke ground last week near the Alabama campus.

Carol Fair landed in Charlotte on Flight 733 from London, closing out a career that began in 1963 with flowers, photos and a water-cannon salute.

Four of five candidates at the Baton Rouge forum opposed abortion rights, while Democrat Dan McKay broke from the pack.

The 1937 Chinatown-ID house where one family ran a basement bean sprout business for generations now welcomes paid tours.

Columbus police worked a sprawling scene on Newick Drive overnight, though no injuries had been reported as of Monday night.

A Harris County detention officer allegedly fled after smashing into his neighbor's fence, but deputies followed a liquid trail to a home a few streets away.

The Toyota Corolla driver cooperated with police as the deadly crash remains under investigation, with no charges filed yet.