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James Dorsey, 95, receives his birth certificate after years of waiting, after being born on a plantation in 1931.
The owners of a property next to the Brooklyn building continued demolishing a one-story structure despite an order to stop work.
More than 200 mothers and teen sons rebuilt the 5 Loaves clothing closet and donated 500 coats, beating their 300-coat goal.
Inflatable turkeys, including a dinosaur in disguise, are filling yards for Thanksgiving. Neighbors share names, backstories and locations online for tours.
A lot has changed since a Good Samaritan first brought Tawny to the shelter, but she still has a tough road ahead.
The holiday carnival returns to Tropical Park with lights, rides, games, food, music and Santa. The event is open through Jan. 3, 2027.
“What I can confirm is that both victims are related," Gerdy St. Louis, Broward Sheriff’s Office spokesperson, said.
City Councilor Ed Flynn shared video of hateful graffiti targeting Dominicans and Puerto Ricans on a wall in Back Bay near Boston Public Library.
Tunnel to Towers is building Veterans Villages in Ocean and Atlantic counties, offering housing and support services to veterans in need.
Several events will bring Center City Philadelphia road closures and traffic delays this week, from a Marine Corps block party to the Rocky Run.
The seasonal rink marks more than 25 years of holiday skating at the downtown park.
The tragedy is just the latest for a city that has seen its fair share of buildings collapsing or buildings facing structural emergencies.