A snow-delayed parade finally rolled through D.C.’s Chinatown, with Rep. Troy Carter leading the beads-and-brass procession to Anthem Row.

Cat lovers strolled Lincoln Square porches and windows Caturday, with one fan driving six hours from Kentucky just to see the felines.

Ted Gatsch of Big Sandy hadn't flown since he was 22. His wife arranged the birthday lesson that put him back in the cockpit.

Marshall, a 6-year-old mixed-breed dog, spent nearly a year and a half at Nassau County's shelter before a family took him in.

Two stages, 11 food trucks and nearly 50 vendors line Turney Road today as Garfield Heights throws its third annual block party.

Sal Richetti's 26th Little Italy Days brings Joseph R. Gannascoli of The Sopranos to Bloomfield, plus VIP pizza packages.

Parade hopefuls have until Aug. 21 to apply, while Lake Anna Park gears up for a Saturday concert and fireworks.

John Destler escaped Nazi Berlin as a child and served in the U.S. Army. Now the 94-year-old is battling to stay in his Fairfax apartment.

The revived parade steps off downtown on August 29, honoring nurses and decades of community history.

Powerhouse Park hosts hula dancers and a paddle raise on Sept. 25, with tickets rising after Aug. 15.

Riverton City Park hosts free yoga, live music, and an outdoor movie every Friday in August.

Bishop O'Dowd's new “Inclusive O” logo debuts campus-wide just as students return Monday, capping a yearlong dialogue over the change.

HomeAid Utah's August 14 carnival at The Other Side Village pairs cotton candy and a dunk tank with a statewide diaper collection drive.