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Flood victims say they are fending for themselves
Victim describes ordeal amid wave of carjackings
Dog attacks put Greenfield neighborhood on edge
City of Houston files notice of intent to sue over contamination
Officer rescues two baby ospreys from fallen tree
Husband of Memphis pastor discusses her murder
NY man shoved onto subway tracks; teen shot
School Board holding meeting to discuss sex ed
Man comes forward after being caught with alligator
Georgia woman arrested after dog dies in hot car
Callers face long wait time on non-emergency line
Paraplegic athlete hit by truck days before race
Woman files lawsuit against baby formula company
Bodycam video shows crews rushing to help 5-year-old struck by car
Opinion: We can't let another presidential loser try to steal an election
This month, I was proud to join a bipartisan group of 16 US senators to introduce legislation to reform the antiquated Electoral Count Act. The 1887 statute created the arcane process that governs how states transmit their results for the presidential election to Congress -- and then how Congress counts these votes and declares a winner.
New climate bill would impact everyday Americans, from appliances to electric vehicles
Sen. Joe Manchin's stunning reversal on a clean energy package has suddenly put Democrats in a position to pass the largest climate investment in US history, and by far the biggest legislative win for the environmental movement since the Clean Air Act.
Biden administration announces $400 million investment in high-speed internet for rural communities
The Biden administration on Thursday announced it would be directing more than $400 million in loans and grants to support high-speed internet projects for rural communities -- funding which is expected to reach about 31,000 families and businesses across 11 states.
Nestlé has kept hiking prices this year
Nestlé hiked its prices by 6.5% in the first half of 2022 as it grapples with an "unprecedented" rise in costs.
Top Democrats want $21 billion to fight Covid and other outbreaks
Senate Democrats have included $21 billion in possible appropriations funding to provide resources for the coronavirus pandemic, as well as funding that could be used for testing and vaccines related to the monkeypox virus.
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