Dottie Stewart kissed and cried over tags lost for decades after her brother died in a 1943 Navy plane crash off Key West.

Chicken Herman and Lauren met at Kung Fu Necktie, married at City Hall, and now live above the bar, next to his clown-art lounge.

The picnic is set for Hellman Hollow, with pre-2001 vehicles eligible, free spectator admission and fees benefiting local programs for people with developmental disabilities.

Deputies used snacks to lure a runaway emu off the road, days after another one caused a similar scene nearby.

Marchers, floats and spectators stretched from Magic Island to Waikīkī as Hawaiʻi's biggest queer celebration returned Saturday.

More than 200 booths fill Plainfield High School's Central Campus Oct. 31-Nov. 1 to fund band programs at all four district high schools.

The Ninth Annual ECW AutoFest moved to Sunday afternoon at Waltrip Williamsburg Executive Airport, with proceeds benefiting the Joshua Chamberlain Project.

Two retired psychologists at Wesley Palms chanted Torah portions they first learned as boys, 70 years apart.

Crews started dismantling a 1954 transport plane last month, and the Soviet-made jet is next after the city determined it could not be removed whole.

Art of PAWS & People returns next Saturday at the Gatsby Ballroom STL, with 50 people still waiting for pet care help.

Thayer Academy student Tatiana Calvillo built Little Heroes Foundation after her sister's hospital stay — now it spans the U.S., France and Uganda.

The Civil War-era burial ground is nearly full, with staff hoping an expansion with a columbarium can break ground in 2027.

Guelaguetza San Diego organizers scrapped months of planning at Palomar College, saying safety now outweighs the celebration.