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Nearly 25 years after 9/11, survivors and responders say federal staffing cuts have slowed claims that can determine access to critical medical care for related illnesses.
A new study hopes to combat chronic absenteeism with a financial incentive
Meet the Wood Wizard Carvers, a group coming together through their favorite craft
Up a long dirt road, George Peak and Colleen Willette live on a little slice of heaven, operating perhaps the most remote bakery in Vermont.
A survivor shares her recovery journey to inspire others who may have went through sepsis amputations.
Departments struggle to recruit as number of unpaid firefighters drops to lowest level since 1991
Twin Baton Rouge judges Donald and Ronald Johnson reflect on integrating Westdale Middle School in 1968 and how the experience shaped their commitment to fairness on the bench.
Some schools are seeing a positive change when the phones are put down for learning
As some workers face an incurable and deadly lung disease, there’s a battle over whether manufacturers of engineered stone countertops should be held responsible
As millions visit America’s beaches, there’s no standard warning system when a shark attacks a human.
Electric grids across America are aging, but smart meters are helping to modernize them
Barbers are stepping into an unexpected role, turning conversations into lifelines
A groundbreaking device is changing how doctors treat colorectal cancer
Cybersecurity experts warn outdated, poorly secured office printers can give hackers an easy path into government and business networks.
Cybercriminals take innocent photos or videos of children off social media and create something sinister
An Air Force member has launched a dog treat business connecting her military service with her love of animals.
Barbershops are helping with mental health conversations and haircuts.
Police chases aren't just dangerous; they can often turn deadly.
Waste facilities are seeing more lithium-ion battery fires while many areas lack convenient, affordable drop-off options for the most dangerous devices
Thousands of cameras nationwide help police track vehicles involved in crimes, but critics say the system also records everyday drivers — raising privacy and oversight concerns.
Parents say the cost of raising children keeps climbing, forcing many to reconsider family planning. Financial experts offer tips on managing childcare expenses and finding available assistance.
Experts say personal loans are best used for debt consolidation or large purchases, but warn against using them for discretionary spending like weddings or travel.
A travel expert says the best time to buy airline tickets is 6 to 8 weeks before your flight as major airlines raise prices and baggage fees.
Police pursuits can put innocent lives at risk and Investigate TV+ explores one solution that some say can catch suspects before the danger escalates.
Some places hope to encourage human connection by asking for your phone at the door
Combat veteran Adam Coste shares his journey of recovery and how he is helping to honor the 14 victims
Phone-free social spaces are popping up across America to bring back old-school conversation
Gold prices have reached record highs, creating opportunities to sell for people who have old jewelry collecting dust at home.