Henna artist Maisa Asim and director Lily Pabian previewed the fourth annual fundraiser, which returns to Spring Hall Events Venue on Friday.

Bolt beat out 84 other dogs, and his handler says he's always “1,000% excited” to sniff for explosives at DFW.

Volunteers will unload canned goods, cleaning supplies and generators straight from cars at the Lucas Estate Thursday, weeks after historic White River flooding hit Carmel.

The $4.2 million memorial at A.K. Bissell Park will feature 85 rammed-earth pillars, one for every student who integrated Oak Ridge schools in 1955.

A church-funded safe haven box at Fire Station 6 goes live this Friday, with three more planned across Henry County.

Our Lady of Guadalupe caps a summer of construction with a ribbon-cutting on the 64-year-old West Seattle campus.

Indianapolis's historic Crown Hill Cemetery opens three private family mausoleums to the public for one night only on September 2.

Pugs channel their favorite films for a Barkbuster Movies pageant in Old Town, with vendors donating sales to fund pricey rescue vet bills.

Aerialists, illusionists and drag clowns take over The Nunnery on October 1, with every ticket funding HIV medication co-pays for Southern Nevadans.

The Jade International Night Market returns Saturday with over 100 vendors and a scavenger hunt tracing a decade of change on Southeast 82nd Avenue.

Sue weighed just 1.34 pounds when found trapped in a Komatsu excavator in Barberton. Now she's getting her own shop-cat career.

Four screenings of viral cat clips hit Maitland's Enzian Theater, with proceeds helping Pet Rescue by Judy find homes for local animals.

Once farmland for oil workers, the dense Houston neighborhood now speaks over 50 languages and is getting its first big park makeover.