On April 16, the zoning board approved a variation request to allow the proposed tattoo studio to be within 1,000 feet of the library.
The estate of a woman struck and killed by a vehicle in November 2025 crash in downtown Tuscaloosa has filed a wrongful death lawsuit.
The suspect, a New York man, tried to steal more than $1,800 worth of merchandise, according to authorities.
Brooklyn Heights mansion sale tops $8M as Queens homes trade below $400K.
The Melrose Education Foundation announced the award after receiving nominations.
The New Canaan Board of Selectmen is scheduled to meet on May 19, 2026; here's what's on the agenda.
Court documents provide new details in the investigation that led to the arrest of a man after a missing Northport woman's body was found.
The lake in Manchester at ASARCO, also known as Heritage Minerals, has seen multiple drownings in its icy cold waters over the years.
Danville and other Tri-Valley cities are asked to consider using tourism assessment fees to help fund a 100,000-square-foot event center.
Cranford is one of only three Union County police departments participating in this year’s “Click It or Ticket” campaign.
"By waiving adoption fees, Muttville aims to attract more potential adopters who care about senior dogs," Muttville's CEO said.
Global coffee chain Starbucks is planning to lay off 300 corporate employees and close some regional offices.
The Hamden girls lacrosse team split its recent games against West Haven and Southington.
Fort Nonsense Brewing has crafted a colonial-inspired beer for the township's America 250 programming.
The location is one of the newest offerings of a local chain business.
"We are deeply grateful to everyone who responded quickly, both from the NAC team and members who stepped in," the club said.
Bernards Township joined other municipalities urging changes to the State Health Benefits Program.
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“They can wash away the rainbow, but they can’t wash away our pride,” advocates said.
Protesters blocked parts of Jay Street to demand investigations after deaths, prolonged detentions and a courtroom birth.
Jefferson schools lost $2.9 million after a 60% state aid cut, and the council is expected to back legislation addressing it Wednesday.
Long Islanders described gridlock traffic and hours-long commutes as union workers continued picketed outside Babylon station.
A series of eight new data centers of more than 4 million square feet have been proposed within a small part of Upper Merion.
The hot weather is the perfect time to try out six new kid-created flavors available throughout May only at Owowcow locations.
Curfews, boardwalk closing times and increased fines for rule-breakers are in place. Town officials hope that deters rowdy behavior.
Applicant is seeking use and bulk variances to build a 103,560-square-foot self-storage facility on Route 206.
Here's the latest on the man accused of abuse of a corpse after the body of Karen Deann Hollis was found in Greene County over the weekend.
A reported man with a gun near a school led to a lockdown before police determined there was no threat.
"Everybody's losing money." 300,000 commuters are without the LIRR since Saturday, and Nassau County members are sharing their voices.
At a meeting earlier this month, board approved affordable housing plans, and flood mitigation funding, among other motions.
The food-and-wine trolley series will make stops in Sarasota, Bradenton, Siesta Key, Anna Maria Island and Nokomis-Venice.
The Pechanga Resort Casino's second "Home Sweet Win" $2M House Giveaway is still in play for one more weekend.
The Town Council is expected to revisit the failed budget and decide when voters will see it again.
Yes, a cat was stuck in a tree in Middletown Monday.
Ink has dried on 15 real estate deals over $4,000,000 on the Upper East Side.
Fire officials said the injured child was taken to a local trauma facility.
Harry Levin, a U.S. Army veteran who fought in WWII, will be buried Tuesday, May 19. The NL American Legion hopes the public will attend.
A popular seafood restaurant will open inside the upcoming JW Marriott Detroit Water Square in downtown Detroit.
Town officials say the property could be used for coworking, arts, workforce and civic programs.
Hinsdale has become more family-driven and children-focused, a restaurant co-owner said.
