High 5 Inc. brings back its biggest fundraiser with blackjack tables, an open bar and a silent auction at The Regent in Riverview.

Clydesdales, 11-plus marching bands and antique cars rolled through downtown Medfield before the party shifted to Meeting House Pond.

Savanna Thompson's new Windhorst Commons house is one of eight tied to a village inspired by Pope Leo's call to serve others.

Sunday's free day at the National Underground Railroad Freedom Center on October 18, 2026, pairs a protest-banner workshop with a new play on John Lewis.

The five-day fair returns for its second year with sensory-friendly hours and a diaper derby.

Polk Fest filled the 21-acre Pineville site with games, crafts and living history, proceeds funding future programs there.

The Goldendoodle finished a 40-hour training course and now comforts crime victims and officers after traumatic calls.

Bluebird Gap Farm postponed its free 10th-anniversary fall festival, which had been planned with hayrides, an inflatable corn maze and live music.

The 1933 Oakland landmark's lease runs through 2029, but owner Patty Dingle is weighing a bid to buy the building herself.

St. Vincent de Paul has raised $16.7 million toward its Star of Hope campus, with shelter beds and new housing on the way.

Four years of cultural Night Out events are frozen as North Salt Lake weighs legal risk. A resident petition pushes back.

Witches on the Lake grew from 75 paddlers to more than 1,600 registrants in just five years.

A martial arts school's fundraising effort is supporting new signs honoring Bruce Lee in the Chinatown-International District.