Shoppers can browse handmade jewelry and macarons while a big top circus performs steps away in the parking lot.

Mocha lost her sight suddenly — now she's a lap dog for a 91-year-old Gladstone woman who recently lost hers too.

Students traveled from across Indian Country to Lawrence for a weekend honoring a stadium built by Native donations a century ago.

More than 200 vendors return to downtown Blue Springs this weekend, even as road work forces adjustments around the festival.

Jamestown is throwing a monthlong centennial bash for the 1926 Sears building, capped by a free September 26 courtyard party.

Curtis Hargrove bought his ankle-foot orthotics on Amazon to honor a girl with spina bifida who has worn them since age one.

Joyce and Roger Madison trained a year for the trek but chose to head back to their hotel instead of pushing on.

Thousands of visitors are attending as the Gaslight Festival wraps up, bringing added attention to small shops like A Novel Romance.

Registration is closing fast for the September 24 charity outing, which raised over $210,000 last year for local hospice care.

The nonprofit is leaving its rented Friendship office for a Smallman Street building it has purchased.

Handwritten names honoring immigrants, including some who died in ICE custody, will be carried into the Cathedral this Sunday.

The 27th annual Tea, Trends & Tranquility returns Sept. 25 with tarot readings and a Macy's fashion show to fund HELP of Southern Nevada.

Eleven ethnic communities gather at the newly renovated Tenderloin Recreation Center for mooncakes, dance and a soccer tournament.