Health officials are working to alert hundreds of people in dozens of states and several countries who may have been exposed ...

Canadian Union of Public Employees, or CUPE, which represents the flight attendants, refused to voluntarily submit to ...

According to a joint release issued Thursday, the companies said they have “mutually agreed” not to renew their pact, which ...

Arizona will again go without 18% of its total Colorado River allocation, while Mexico loses 5%. The reduction for Nevada — ...

NEW ORLEANS (AP) — A federal grand jury indicted New Orleans Mayor LaToya Cantrell on Friday after a long corruption ...

The Sterling City Council heard safety concerns from a resident living on S. Second Street during their meeting Tuesday, Aug. 12. Shaun Wilson said she and her neighbors would like to see the counc… ...

For these incarcerated students, online school has been a disaster Students say they have little support from qualified teachers, and their special education plans aren't being met.

Maine clinics hope to get blocked Medicaid funds restored as they sue Trump administration over cuts Maine Family Planning provides cervical cancer screenings, contraception and primary care to ...

Social Security has existed for 90 years. Why it may be more threatened than ever Social Security is projected to run out of money to pay full benefits by 2034. Recent legislation and tax changes ...

New York allowed pot shops to open too close to schools. Now they might have to move The admission is just the latest bungle from New York’s beleaguered legal marijuana program, which has been ...

A federal judge ordered the nation's health department to stop giving deportation officials access to the personal information — including home addresses — of all 79 million Medicaid enrollees.

Justice Department indictments have been unsealed against three leaders and two high-ranking enforcers of Mexico's United Cartels. It's the latest U.S. move against major Mexican drug operations.