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Police say a man pulled a pistol during a fight inside Roasted on Garfield Street on Sunday afternoon, killing one person and wounding five others.
Brianna Jackson · March 31, 2024
A roughly 450-to-500-pound alligator known as Coca-Cola, apparently fed by people for years, has been moved from a Tampa-area retention pond to a reptile sanctuary.
Miguel Hernandez · March 30, 2024
Raul Benitez Santana, 32, denied charges of vehicular homicide in the March 2 death of trooper Chris Gadd, whose patrol car was struck while parked on the shoulder near Marysville.
Jennifer Paige · March 26, 2024
Demonstrators gathered Monday evening to oppose a talk by Israel's Consul General of the Southwest at the Jewish Community Center of Greater Albuquerque, while a vehicle driving through the crowd drew a complaint but no apparent injuries.
Jasmine Coleman · March 26, 2024
Residents of Broken Arrow can now book rides in electric Mustang Mach-E vehicles for $1.75 through a new microtransit program run with MetroLink.
Imani Brooks · March 20, 2024
A state lawmaker has paid for a memorial sign on Alabama Highway 53 at the spot where two Tennessee National Guard aviators died last February.
Lauren Collins · March 13, 2024
Gov. Kathy Hochul announced that 750 National Guard members, along with state and MTA police, will check riders' bags at busy stations as part of a wider response to violence on the transit system.
Jacob Leary · March 6, 2024
A former Fritch, Texas, resident now living in Tulsa is gathering donations to drive to the fire-stricken area on March 8.
Imani Brooks · March 5, 2024
Boston Public Schools has put several employees on leave and opened an investigation after a 3-year-old at the James F. Condon School in South Boston was restrained with nylon straps fastened to a chair with duct tape.
Ishani Kapalli · March 4, 2024
Librarians in Virginia Beach say the city's public libraries, which offer everything from surfboards to Braille e-readers for free with a library card, are as relevant as ever.
Rahul Mehta · March 1, 2024
A Marshall Project analysis of crime figures from four cities that received large numbers of bused migrants found no clear connection between their arrival and crime increases.
Juan Gonzalez · February 29, 2024
The Panhandle blaze grew from 300,000 to 850,000 acres in about a day, is only 3% contained, and has claimed its first confirmed life.
Jayden Sweiler · February 28, 2024
A Chicago Tribune investigation found that holes in state law and slow action by the licensing agency allowed providers accused of sexual misconduct to keep practicing, sometimes for years.
Ken Adams · February 25, 2024
The school's Culinary Club, working with The Patachou Foundation, will hold a bake sale on Feb. 29 inspired by civil rights cook and activist Georgia Gilmore.
Rafael Ortega · February 23, 2024
The nonprofit DonorsChoose announced a $100,000 donation to Burroughs Elementary during an assembly honoring educators on Friday.
Zanele Khumalo · February 23, 2024
S2 Pickleball, a nine-court indoor facility on Federal Way, holds its grand opening Friday, Feb. 23, with a ribbon cutting, giveaways and free play all weekend.
Wei Zhang · February 21, 2024
A boutique owner in Colonial Heights says her outgoing mail takes weeks or months to arrive, and Sen. Mark Warner is pushing the Postal Service to meet with affected Virginians.
Daniela Vargas · January 22, 2024
Desmond Johnson Jr., left with a spinal cord injury after covering his 7-year-old son during the June 6 gunfire outside the Altria Theater, blames Richmond Public Schools for letting a student attend the ceremony.
Daniela Vargas · January 18, 2024
The Ninth Circuit left a injunction restricting San Francisco's enforcement against street camping intact while directing the lower court to refine parts of the order.
Mei Ling · January 11, 2024
Police are investigating an early-morning ram-raid at a Bank of America branch in the Outer Richmond and a separate attempted ATM theft at an Oakland shopping center, with no arrests reported.
Mei Ling · January 3, 2024
The state mushroom of Texas, a star-shaped fungus nicknamed the Devil's Cigar, is appearing around Austin and at Inks Lake State Park, prompting excitement among fungi lovers and scientists.
Chinedu Okafor · January 2, 2024
The privately funded, $80 million-plus venue in El Corazon Park is expected to open by next summer, with the San Diego Sockers lined up as a tenant.
Naledi Dlamini · December 28, 2023
A new study says the Wagner mercenary group has laundered gold mined in Sudan, Mali and the Central African Republic to help finance Russia's war on Ukraine.
Amy Swan · December 27, 2023
New Census Bureau figures show Michigan's population edged up between July 2022 and July 2023, driven by international migration, while Detroit remains below its 2020 count.
Natalia Campos · December 20, 2023
