Coffey Anderson headlines a free Levitt Pavilion tribute Friday, with an NTSB official who was on duty during the 2001 attacks delivering the keynote.

More than 2,500 seniors are expected at the free Oct. 1 fair, which also seeks volunteers to help run the day.

Window World's Northern Kentucky franchise has raised approximately $600,000 for St. Jude since 2013 through its recurring comedy fundraiser.

The Great Day Café opens Wednesday in City Hall's lobby, run by a Chelsea coffee shop and named after Mayor Marty Small's signature line.

The planned 12-townhome village near McAdam Park is designed to house up to six siblings per home, with professionally trained foster parents living on site.

Broadway shuts down for music, food trucks and fireworks as Chelsea celebrates back-to-back All-America City wins.

More than 3,000 gathered in West Miami as Archbishop Wenski prayed for Cubans facing blackouts, hunger and deportation fears.

The milestone breakfast returns January 15, 2027, with Florida Blue again presenting and student essayists competing for recognition.

The bestselling author, diagnosed with autism as an adult, will again serve as ambassador for the October fundraiser at Allegiant Stadium.

The Potters' Guild sets an October 9 date at St. Paul's Church, with handcrafted bowls and donated soups and breads benefiting El Caldito.

Austin Street Center's October 16 luncheon at the Hilton Anatole comes as Dallas and Collin counties mark five straight years of falling homelessness.

A former flight attendant and her 10-year-old daughter now have a stable home near her school, a yellow reading chair included.

The $40 million Minnesota Military and Veterans Museum opens off Highway 371 with a 103-year-old WWII vet as its first greeter.