Possible suspension of design review draws mixed reviews in Portland
Portland City Council will consider temporarily suspending the city's design review process to spur housing construction.
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Police search for group tied to CTA armed robbery on Red Line
Chicago police are warning train riders about a recent armed robbery at a CTA Red Line station in the city’s Edgewater neighborhood.
Laguna Beach bans pop-up tents and canopies
Beachgoers headed to Laguna Beach should be aware of the city’s new shade structure policy.
Video: Hot before another round of strong thunderstorms
Hot and humid weather continues across the Boston area Wednesday with a Heat Advisory and the risk of afternoon and evening thunderstorms south of the city. A much cooler pattern settles into Massachusetts a...
Authorities safely locate kangaroo without incident, City of Elmendorf says
The City of Elmendorf said the missing kangaroo was safely located without further incident.
Darren Bailey makes pitch to Chicago at City Council meeting: 'I owe you an apology'
Bailey again apologized for calling the city a "hellhole" and made something of a campaign stump speech in City Hall.
Chicago City Council to review 'one fair wage' ordinance, electronic monitoring program
The Chicago City Council is expected to get a look at a tentative agreement tied to the possible sale of the city's parking meters.
Reginald Freeman announced as nominee for Minneapolis fire chief Minneapolis Mayor Jacob Frey announced on...
Minneapolis Mayor Jacob Frey announced on Wednesday that Reginald Freeman is his nominee for the city's next fire chief.
Pittsburgh Public Schools board will vote on plan to close schools
The Pittsburgh Public Schools board is set to vote on a proposal that could close several schools in the city.
NYPD opens up second Bronx borough command to combat high crime rates
The Bronx accounts for more than a third of the city’s murders this year.
Chicago City Council to review parking meter deal, 'one fair wage' ordinance
Council is expected to get a look at a tentative agreement tied to the possible sale of the city's parking meters.
Chicago City Council to review 'one fair wage' ordinance, electronic monitoring program
The Chicago City Council is expected to get a look at a tentative agreement tied to the possible sale of the city's parking meters.
Stockton Mayor Christina Fugazi set to deliver 'State of the City' Wednesday
The mayor of Stockton will share the state of the city Wednesday at an annual address to the public.
ABC13 Weather Watch: Street flooding, severe weather possible as rain continues into morning commute
Drivers headed out of the city on the North Freeway could expect a couple of delays due to a crash involving a big rig, according to TranStar.
Chicago man charged in West Side shooting that injured 2 women
A Chicago man was charged in a double shooting during an argument over the weekend in the city's Austin neighborhood.
Students at Dorchester school learning in sweltering classrooms with no AC Temperatures soared to 96 degree...
Temperatures soared to 96 degrees in Boston on Tuesday, and in one school in the city, students were finding ways to get by with no air conditioning.
OKC City Council allows some data center projects to move forward despite moratorium
An Oklahoma City Council meeting discussed "common sense exceptions" to the city's moratorium on data centers Tuesday.
South San Antonio artist Lee Valentine releases viral Spurs anthem ‘Ballin Like Wemby’
San Antonio’s basketball culture has always had its own sound, and now local artist Lee Valentine is adding a fresh anthem to the soundtrack of the city.
Large fire destroys 2 homes in South Chicago
Two homes were destroyed in a large fire Wednesday morning in the city's South Chicago neighborhood.
BMW collides with Hollywood police vehicle on Ocean Drive
Detectives are investigating a crash that occurred early Wednesday morning in Hollywood and involved one of the city’s police officers.
Man arrested after shooting at Chicago cops on South Side, police say
Chicago police say a man shot at officers responding to a report of gunfire Tuesday night on the city's South Side.
New Orleans City Council calls for expanded water testing and faster catch basin maintenance
After two separate sewage leaks into the Industrial and Dwyer canals, the city council is urging the Sewerage and Water Board to provide transparency and address community concerns as efficiently as possible.
1 dead after shooting in northeast Columbus
Columbus police are investigating a fatal shooting Wednesday morning on the city's northeast side.
L.A.’s democratic socialists look to boost their clout in City Hall
This year's elections could lead to six DSA-backed candidates on the L.A. City Council — and a socialist-backed city attorney. What would that mean for the city's future?