Authorities say a passenger was killed after a gunman hijacked a city bus in Los Angeles, leading to a slow police chase through downtown before the suspect was eventually arrested.

This eye-of-the-beholder dynamic between vandalism and urban art form has been a reality since the earliest days of urban graffiti.

Officials say 55 people were hurt, two seriously, when a Metro light rail train and a University of Southern California shuttle bus collided in downtown Los Angeles.

The Florida High School Athletic Association released its new classification and district assignments for football on Friday morning, unveiling some new twists for area teams.

In a winding and confusing two-hour virtual meeting on Tuesday afternoon, the Florida High School Athletic Association’s board of directors voted to get rid of the Suburban-Metro playoff system and go back to an eight-classification, enrollment-based format for the coming years, the latest shift in the ever-changing landscape of sports here.

A man shot three people, killing one, in a Wednesday morning rampage in the nation’s capital that started on a city bus and ended in a Metro tunnel after passengers attacked and disarmed him.

It’s taken 60 years and billions of dollars, but mass transit is finally coming to Dulles International Airport outside the nation’s capital.

A few sights and sounds of the Jaguars Prep and Baker's Sports high school football media day morning at TIAA Bank Field.

The Florida High School Athletic Association will go forward with the biggest change to the high school football playoff structure ever, again voting to proceed with the Metro and Suburban overhaul this year on Monday.

The Florida High School Athletic Association released finalized football districts Thursday morning, with two minor changes and two larger ones for area programs.

With the Florida High School Athletic Association board of directors voting to change the structure of football in the state, how will teams be placed when new classes and districts are unveiled?

Big change is on the way for high school football.

JACKSONVILLE, Fla. – The mob that stormed the U.S. Capitol on Wednesday included off-duty police officers. According to Politico, a current Metro D.C. police officer said in a public Facebook post that off-duty police officers flashed their badges before entering the building. Following the riot, News4Jax asked Steve Zona, president of the Jacksonville Fraternal Order of Police, whether there will be scrutiny on uniformed police officers who express their views in political ads in the future? “It does place scrutiny on police officers everywhere, all around the country, when it appears you have police all around the country misuse the badge,” Zona said. Police departments across the country have opened investigations into whether any of their officers were present during the riot.