Severe thunderstorms and a tornado outbreak took much of the Great Lakes region by surprise, with violent weather being reported from suburban Chicago to eastern Michigan.
Transnistria, a pro-Russian breakaway region in Moldova, made an appeal to Moscow for protection on Wednesday amid worsening tensions with the pro-Western government in Chișinău.
Estimates early for the 2023-24 flu season show that the vaccine is doing a fair job in preventing adults from falling sick enough to require a doctor's visit.
Jets punter Thomas Morstead responded to criticism from former teammate Mecole Hardman after the Chiefs' wideout said he was "checked out" early on in his tenure in New York.
The New York Knicks were denied their protest against the Feb. 12 loss to the Houston Rockets, where the NBA and league admitted a wrong call on the final shot against Jalen Brunson.
2024 presidential candidate Robert F. Kennedy, Jr. discusses his attempts to get on more ballots nationwide and President's Biden's 'mental acuity' on 'The Story.'
An Illinois judge has ordered the removal of former President Donald Trump from the state's 2024 Republican presidential primary ballot, for violating section three of the 14th Amendment.
A top-priority bill in the Kentucky Senate passed by a landslide Wednesday, which intends to turn researchers at public universities in the state into teammates collaborating on research.
The Ghanaian Parliament on Wednesday passed a bill criminalizing the LGBTQ community and its supporters, drawing the ire of activists in the comparatively liberal African nation.
Zach Wilson’s days with the New York Jets appear to be numbered as General Manager Joe Douglas confirmed the quarterback has been given permission to pursue a trade.
A woman accused of killing a Wisconsin family's dog while babysitting one of their children in January has entered a not guilty plea, claiming insanity.
Yoshinobu Yamamoto made his Los Angeles Dodgers debut in spring training on Wednesday, and the $325 million man showed off his impressive arsenal of pitches.
Kansas City Chiefs superfan Xaviar Babudar, known better as "ChiefsAholic," agreed to a plea deal in court after facing 19 counts of bank robbery, money laundering and more.