A 92-year-old born the same day as the city will be honored as Lawton marks 125 years with a cattle drive and reopened auditorium.

Racers collect capes, masks and gloves at checkpoints along the course, arriving at the finish line dressed as full superheroes.

More than 450 guests turned Wickapogue Road into a 1940s supper club, raising funds now bound for the East Hampton ER and hospital wards.

The Adell Hurst Senior and Community Center, set to open this summer, honors the KASZ founder who rescued Kyle's historic City Hall in 2006.

For $25, guests get $100 in chips, roulette, poker, and a shot at Miami Heat tickets in the Kiwanis silent auction.

West Berkeley closes two blocks Aug. 29 for reduced-fee adoptions from more than 30 shelters and rescues.

A Chevy Trax and Wrigley Field tickets await one lucky duck adopter as the Chicago River race returns downtown Thursday.

Brittany Boltinhouse loses her title just weeks before Miss USA; runner-up Myla Hadley steps in with only two weeks to prepare.

More than 750 people turned out for Capstone Church's Aug. 2 grand opening of its new gym and lobby in Fountain Inn.

Long Beach Church is racing to complete its $107K elevator by August's end, expanding accessibility for members and visitors.

The Heʻeia nonprofit's free Aug. 30 hoʻolauleʻa will feature food, live entertainment, and keiki activities for the whole family.

West Hollywood's 20-bed Holloway shelter logged over 3,100 bed nights as unsheltered numbers fell citywide.

Last year, many West Broadway vendors sold out by 3 p.m. Organizers now want more local sellers for the September 12 encore.