The Frazier has served as the official starting point and welcome center of the Kentucky Bourbon Trail since 2018, offering ...
A bicyclist's grim discovery near a west Houston shooting range has police investigating — with no ID yet on the victim.
A routine traffic stop over a scooter with no lights turned into a felony drug and assault case in St. Ann on August 8, after police say the rider smacked a container of suspected methamphetamine into ...
A black sedan rolled north on Jarvis Avenue from 132nd Street shortly after midnight, and someone inside opened fire on a parked car where 14-year-old Elijah Davenport was hanging out with friends. He ...
Atlanta homeowners could see their annual trash and recycling bill climb from $559 today to $685 by 2028, a roughly 23% increase, under a rate proposal headed to a public hearing at City Hall Tuesday ...
Nearly 430 of the country's most accident-free truck drivers have converged on downtown Pittsburgh this week, each one a state champion vying for a title in what's been called the Super Bowl of truck ...
A viral video showing a Dallas restaurant's general manager cutting off alcohol service to a group of Black diners has ballooned into a racial profiling dispute, drawing more than 17 million views, ...
An emergency order to demolish the 1927 Cass Avenue Bank building has been scrapped, marking a win for North St. Louis residents and preservationists who spent weeks pushing City Hall to reconsider.
A vacant office campus on Potrero Grande Drive in Monterey Park has changed hands for $25 million, and the new owner is not interested in tenants — it wants to build homes. The Olson Company has ...
A 128-unit apartment building rising on the site of a long-vacant Yonkers school has a new lease on life, after a $28 million construction loan cleared the way to restart work that had been frozen for ...
Denver City Council has rejected a proposed contract extension that would have handed a Florida-based video production company an eight-year deal worth up to $1 million to keep producing the city's ...
The Bill & Melinda Gates Foundation has awarded the University of Washington's Institute for Health Metrics and Evaluation a $540.2 million grant, the largest charitable gift the university has ever ...
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