Seeing the works at the Southampton Arts Center again gives audience the chance to find new beauty in Truman Capote's incomparable artistry.
Led by several long touchdowns by Megan Wresien, the Sheehan powder puff team rolled past Lyman Hall in the 54th Annual Samaha Bowl game.
Sonoma faces e-bike risks, rewards: What to know to keep riders, drivers, and pedestrians safe.
Saturday’s “Dirty Dozen” concert and food drive will benefit Long Island Cares, with 13 bands contributing to a new compilation album.
The city council will discuss a conditional use permit and zoning variances for a proposed video gaming spot at Butterfield and Route 53.
Hershey’s Ice Cream of Copiague launched Christmas and Hanukkah countdown boxes filled with 23–7 mini scoops and giveaways.
This couple, born in China, now sells Maryland-themed gifts at the Annapolis and Columbia malls. They hope for a successful Black Friday.
A "No Thanks" protest is planned for 5:30 p.m. in Oakland by DxE, the organization through which Joaquin Phoenix released his statement.
A federal prosecutor claimed Carl Montague violated the conditions of his pretrial release.
Mad Radio NYC, located at 395 Wythe Ave., is the platform's fourth venue worldwide, and features an intimate 85-person space.
Jared Haberman, 42, has been freed from the Will County Jail because burglary is not one of the detainable crimes under the SAFE-T-Act.
Again this year, there are many very creative trees and wreaths, with all kinds of gifts and prizes, at the annual Shriners event.
The Los Angeles Chargers star helped deliver 50 turkeys to the Richmond community this past week.
A new Chesterbrook Shopping Center restaurant recently filed a special exception request with the county for a drive-thru window.
Dolores and Joan were killed 5 miles apart 15 years ago, and someone set their houses on fire. NJ prosecutors want answers.
Before leaving the Stang Kelly Wine & Liquors, Demetrius Greene allegedly exposed his genitalia to the male employee, Joliet police noted.
Joliet's officers responded to a residence in the 900 block of Vine Street for a report of a domestic disturbance.
Package thefts go up during the holidays as thieves become more sophisticated and organized, but there are ways to deter porch pirates.
Mayor John Ciccarelli provided an update on the Norfolk Southern rail replacement project at the Tuesday Committee meeting.
In late May, a brand-new sign and logo for the Carnitas Moroleon De Don Jose Mexican Restaurant was installed by a Joliet sign company.
The musical mini-series will premiere in September of next year, according to creators.
Testing at 20 Station Road in Brookfield shows cleanup progress; groundwater remediation expected to take several years.
Stokes County Sheriff Joey Lemons called Victor Panebianco's arrest "seamless cooperation" between his investigators and Suffolk police.
"We are thankful that the truth has finally come out that my company and I did not commit any crimes and are innocent."
Solly’s Bake Shop makes cookies dairy-free, gluten-free, and free of the top nine food allergens.
Organizers expect a record number of runners on Thursday's 14th annual Turkey Trot. Registration is still open.
Bridgewater-Raritan HS senior, Taashvi Shah, is painting custom pet portraits and donating 75% to the Somerset Regional Animal Shelter.
A suit claimed the facility violated the New Jersey Nursing Home Residents’ Rights Act, resulting in the death of the 59-year-old.
Board members criticized the policy. It's been years since they addressed it.
Two adults and two teenagers were ejected from a vehicle that crashed after leading police on a 48-mile chase through the Inland Empire.
Ross Haber & Associates was supposed to present its findings to the district in mid- to late September. What's the reason for the delay?
NRTHRN Strong, who recently opened a studio in Flatiron, is offering a special deal for those looking to try out classes and get in shape.
The Animal Humane Advocacy in McHenry County spearheaded the effort.
Downtown Joliet criminal defense attorney Steven Haney, who specializes in DUI crimes, is representing Arthur Vidmar for his two DUIs.
It happened at around 4:20 p.m. on Nov. 8, Suffolk police say.
The topic was joked about by a popular late-night television host this week.
An Old Bridge Zoning Board member was forced to resign for a Facebook comment she made criticizing a woman for having too many children:
"She Wouldn’t Take Off Her Boots" is a bronze monument that is being donated by Shoah Memorial Fairfield, Connecticut.
Executive Director Erin Truex expressed optimism for the downtown city business and tourism initiative.
A multi-agency search of local waters was conducted Tuesday, according to Darien police.
