Blue Shield in hot seat after San Francisco firefighter's cancer care denied
San Francisco Supervisors have called for a government hearing on Wednesday to understand how often the city’s more than 40,000 employees and retirees,...
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Chicago man charged months after South Side armed robbery, police say
Chicago police say a 21-year-old man has been charged months after an armed robbery on the city's South Side.
Michael Peregrine: The Union Stock Yards burned in a city still holding on to a century of progress
The legacy of Chicago’s other great fire lies in the reminder of the Union Stock Yards’ role as a symbol of the city’s commerce and culture.
Spencer Pratt’s Make L.A. Great Again acolytes and their dark vision of the city
Pratt’s loudest fans loathe modern-day L.A., and that should chill all other Angelenos. These haters would be his primary constituents and populate his brain trust if he wins.
Boston beefing with MBTA over planned World Cup street closure, report says
The city of Boston and the MBTA are clashing over the planned closure of Summer street near South Station during Massachusetts’ FIFA World Cup games.
Napoleon defends new role as consolidated clerk of court in suit opposing special election
Chelsey Napoleon, the New Orleans civil court clerk who has been thrust into a newly consolidated rolet, defended her post in a Baton Rouge courtroom Monday, opposing the city council
Houston says downtown World Cup upgrades are designed to last long after FIFA leaves
Houston leaders say downtown improvements tied to the 2026 FIFA World Cup are designed to reshape the city center long after the tournament ends.
Owner of one recently stolen lab "just wants him back" Denver police report over the last 5 years, on avera...
Denver police report over the last 5 years, on average 74 dogs are reported stolen in the city every year. One of the most recent cases they are now investigating involves a 6-year-old lab mix.
Aurora Council approves new rules for police social media posting Aurora police have to follow new rules fo...
Aurora police have to follow new rules for posting on social media. The Aurora City Council passed a resolution on Monday night requiring the city manager to approve police posts.
Aurora City Council clamps down on police department’s communications channels
The Aurora City Council corralled the city's police force, instituting new rules that prohibit the department from publicizing booking photographs of suspects, social media posts and media releases.
Durham budget proposes no property tax hike, but small raises
Calling it an "impossible deck of cards," Durham Mayor Leo Williams says the city has a lot of work to do as workers leave frustrated.
At least 10 San Francisco seniors on verge of eviction, fearing homelessness
In San Francisco, a group of seniors is on the verge of eviction - and asking the city to intervene.
Durham budget proposes no property tax hike, but small raises for city workers
Calling it an "impossible deck of cards," Durham Mayor Leo Williams says the city has a lot of work to do.
Bedford community theater group faces uncertain future as city plans renovations, changes to historic building
OnStage in Bedford, which has performed in the city for more than 40 years, will relocate after the Old Bedford School is renovated.
City unveils plan to handle FIFA Fan Festival parking and transportation in Lemon Hill
The city has shared its plans for managing FIFA Fan Festival attendees and traffic. Lemon Hill residents are concerned the event may take over the neighborhood for 40 days straight.
Chicago’s parking meter system sold to New York-based firm, city says
CHICAGO - Chicago’s parking meter system is set to be sold to a New York-based investment firm, pending approval from the City Council.
MAP: SAFD says these are the most dangerous low water crossings in the city over the last decade
The fire department shared the list as the city kicks off Flood Awareness Week to educate drivers about the dangers of navigating flooded roadways.
Lemon Grove revives plan to redevelop downtown, seeks input
The proposal would allow more housing and development in the city’s downtown area.
Philadelphia extreme heat: city tests cool pavement, offers free trees
Some neighborhoods in Philadelphia are feeling the heat more than others, as urban heat islands drive up temperatures well above the city average, according to city officials.
How Atlanta plans to protect residents from rising housing costs
Atlanta Mayor Andre Dickens is focusing his second term on addressing neighborhood inequity through the Atlanta Neighborhood Reinvestment Initiative to support communities on the south and west sides of the...
Pritzker blasts Johnson's push to keep Bears in Chicago: 'The mayor has no plan'
In the latest Chicago Bears stadium news, Illinois Gov. JB Pritzker blasted Chicago Mayor Brandon Johnson for pushing to keep the team in the city.
Minneapolis leaders launch investigative team for non-fatal shootings The City of Minneapolis is trying a n...
The City of Minneapolis is trying a new approach when it comes to solving and preventing non-deadly shootings.
How much rain does Denver actually need to erase the drought? Denver is heading into its wettest stretch of...
Denver is heading into its wettest stretch of the year, but the city is not just looking for normal moisture from here on out. It needs extra moisture to make up for what was missed during the winter and ear...
Actor Belmont Cameli throws shade at Cubs in ‘diabolically perfect' first pitch story
Actor Belmont Cameli threw the first pitch at the Crosstown Classic, but the moment came with a fitting story that highlighted the city's baseball rivalry.