Gale Street Inn, a Jefferson Park neighborhood staple in operation since 1963, announced that it is permanently closed. The restaurant is widely known for its signature baby back ribs.

A 10-foot-tall inflatable cat made an unexpected appearance Tuesday morning on Sixth Street, marking the upcoming grand opening of the 6th Street Arts Alley Parklet this Friday.

Owners Tidal Real Estate Partners will not tear down the round Holiday Inn on Hillsborough Street in downtown Raleigh. Now there are plans for a boutique hotel.

What Happened in Markets Today Stocks rallied after Trump walked back tariff threats. On Friday President Trump spooked markets by threatening a 50% tariff on European Union goods at the start of ...

Interstate 90 motorists in Austin will experience changes in traffic beginning May 28 as crews begin construction on the westbound Cedar River and 6th Street bridges.

A man whose arrest involved agencies from two counties and disrupted traffic on Sixth Street on Saturday is from Lawrence, and he’s charged in Johnson County with aggravated assault, according ...

LA CROSSE (WKBT) -- 6th Street in La Crosse will be closed for nearly four months starting Monday as crews begin a complete reconstruction project.

Gold prices fell in holiday-thinned Asia trading after settling lower overnight, taking a breather after setting fresh record highs this week.

Austin Nichols is opening up about how "weird" and "wrong" it was for him to kiss a 15-year-old Mary-Kate Olsen while filming a movie together.

After five decades, the Holiday Inn on Palmdale Road in Victorville may undergo another change of ownership that will include robotic-enabled services.

“Holiday in the Sun” Star Austin Nichols Says Kissing 15-Year-Old Mary-Kate Olsen When He Was 20 ‘Felt Wrong’ The actor added that he expressed concerns to those on set, including the ...

Actor Austin Nichols says that playing the love interest of Mary-Kate Olsen's character in the 2001 movie, Holiday in the Sun, was something he was initially "concerned" about — largely because ...