A jury will decide if Shelby Nealy, a Tarpon Springs, Florida, man convicted of killing his wife, her family members and dogs, will get the death penalty.

This isn’t your typical Florida retirement community with cookie-cutter homes and golf carts as the primary mode of transportation. Instead, you’ll find yourself wandering down brick streets lined ...

For a more secluded experience, catch the ferry from Honeymoon Island to Caladesi Island State Park, one of the few completely natural islands along Florida’s Gulf Coast. Accessible only by boat, ...

Tarpon Springs will host its first book festival on Saturday. The Gilded Page bookstore is teaming up with the Tarpon Springs Merchant Association to organize the event. More than 100 authors and ...

Tonight, residents can see how a new master plan for the future development in downtown Baton Rouge has been shaped by public comment — and submit additional comment of their own.

DAYTON, Ohio (WDTN)—Get ready to explore the Miami Valley with Downtown Dayton’s First Friday 4th of July Edition! Downtown Dayton’s Jessica Sands joined Living Dayton with a sneak peek of ...

The sentencing phase continued Thursday in the trial of Shelby Nealy, a 32-year-old Tarpon Springs man convicted of killing his ex-wife, three of her family members and their dogs.

Thousands of visitors are expected to hit the streets of downtown Fargo over the next few days as the Downtown Fargo Street fair makes its return.

The future of downtown Spartanburg up for consideration by council members With multiple development plans set to happen, council members are weighing options for Morgan Square and the clock tower.

MEMPHIS, Tenn. — Several holiday celebrations are happening in Memphis tonight, including the Downtown Memphis Commission’s ‘4th of July Celebration.’ Organizers say the fireworks show i… ...

Owners of a downtown Charleston restaurant that recently closed said they are in talks to sell the business.DT Prime was forced to close a few weeks ago due to ...

PALM SPRINGS, Calif. (KESQ) – It's the Fourth of July and Palm Springs is ready to welcome nearly 10,000 people between its three events. The Department of Parks and Recreation has planned a ...