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Investigation fails to find cause of massive Boyle Heights fire
Firefighters were unable to determine a definite cause for the fire that destroyed a cold storage facility in Boyle Heights that burned for days.
Community rallies around elderly North Texas resident seen delivering lost luggage to support ailing wife
After seeing an elderly man struggling to deliver lost luggage in The Colony, the local community has started a GoFundMe to help him retire and care for his sick wife.
Trump-backed Missouri congressional map returns to the Supreme Court again
The fight over Missouri's congressional map has returned to the U.S. Supreme Court for the third time
Rep. Donalds downplays Trump connection on his governor campaign website
Some Republicans are taking new steps to distance themselves from Trump amid voters' frustrations with the Iran war and rising gas and diesel prices.
Hurricane Polo intensifies off Mexico, could mean a continued beating for SoCal coast
Hurricane Polo could bring heavy rains that will pommel parts of southwestern Mexico, according to the National Hurricane Center. Impacts to California are expected to be limited
These Californians can opt out of jury duty forever, no need to 'jump through hoops'
Californians over 80 years old will be able to permanently opt out of jury duty for medical reasons without supporting documentation starting in 2028.
Sep 22, 2026
Kewon White files appeal in MO3 murder conviction
Residents in the dark on timeline to return to Turtle Creek apartment complex after gas leak
Residents of a Turtle Creek apartment complex still don't know when they'll be able to return home after a gas leak forced a building-wide evacuation last Friday.
Roanoke police chase suspect jailed after being released from hospital
Deontae Myers was booked into Denton County jail after allegedly leading a Roanoke police officer on a high-speed motorcycle chase near Texas Motor Speedway that resulted in a crash and serious injuries.
Vance’s anti-fraud task force to remove 750,000 allegedly fraudulent ACA enrollments
Vice President JD Vance said the move will save $2.2 billion by preventing "rampant" fraud.
WATCH: Iced coffee sparks debate over job interview etiquette
Modern etiquette expert Presilah Núñez Davis weighs in on the iced coffee debate and shares what job candidates should consider before an interview.
Fort Worth barber accused of sexually assaulting child, more victims suspected
Fort Worth Police arrested Hugo Jimenez Rodriguez for allegedly assaulting a child inside his East Lancaster Avenue barbershop on Sept. 4, and investigators suspect there may be additional victims, particularly Spanish-speaking youth.
Alexandria Ocasio-Cortez to visit Buffalo on Thursday
BUFFALO, N.Y. (WIVB) — Rep. Alexandria Ocasio-Cortez is set to visit Buffalo on Thursday to meet with mayor Sean Ryan to discuss a plan to bring inactive voters to the polls in November. The Democratic socialist, who represents parts of Queens and the Bronx in Congress, will host an organizing training focused on voter turnout. [...]
Sep 23, 2026
Catholic Health to eliminate 40 positions systemwide
Sep 23, 2026