Henrietta, N.Y. — Dunk & Bright, a Syracuse-based furniture retailer, is moving into the Rochester area. The store will take ...

In an emotional moment, Middletown South senior Caitlin Brown was holding back tears when she addressed the team following the Shore Conference Championships. Brown said this year’s team has never ...

South Shore University Hospital in Bay Shore has replaced a team of in-person interpreters that has helped Spanish-speaking patients navigate health care with digital and phone services, sparking ...

During the Sept. 30 raid, one tenant protected a terrified girl and her mom. Remnants at the complex, including a detailed map of all the units, offer clues to what authorities may have known before ...

CHICAGO (WLS) -- A woman died after an apartment building fire in South Shore overnight into Sunday, according to officials. The fire happened at an apartment building in the 1900-block of E 73rd ...

Several U.S. representatives on Sunday joined neighbors outside the South Shore apartment building that was the subject of an overnight raid earlier this week. On Saturday, Homeland Security Secretary ...

CHICAGO (WGN) — Two people are in the hospital and one woman is dead after an apartment fire on the South Side early Sunday morning, according to the Chicago Fire Department. CFD said a Still and Box ...

As South Shore residents were jolted awake in the middle of the night to a controversial federal raid on their apartment building, a nasty legal battle between the building’s owner and lender offers ...

The owner of a South Shore real estate firm allegedly siphoned off more than $11.6 million from colleagues and clients to finance his gambling, a Florida apartment for $8,250 a month, and a boat that ...

Federal agents detained 37 people in an immigration raid in Chicago's South Shore neighborhood, and the Department of Homeland Security claims it was targeting members of an infamous Venezuelan gang.

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