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The state's Department of Wildlife, Fisheries and Parks has proposed a hunting season in response to a rise in reports of alligators in residential areas.

NASCAR Cup Series teams are using their windshield wipers as an aerodynamic device even when it isn't raining.

Hertz will rent a 330-mile version of the Tesla Model Y starting in April.

FIRST ON FOX: Consumers' Research, a nonprofit group, has launched mobile billboards to parade its new ad campaign against BlackRock.

Chevrolet and a Texas dealer have donated a new Silverado pickup to Riley Leon, whose truck was tipped on its side by a tornado outside Austin last week.

A 2-year-old dog named Parks has been tasked with providing emotional support and physical aid at a children’s hospital.

Kyleigh Leddy of New York City spoke to Fox News Digital about her beloved older sister — gone too soon after a diagnosis of schizophrenia — and why Leddy wrote a new book about her family's experiences with mental illness.

Trackhouse Racing driver Ross Chastain won both the team's and his first NASCAR Cup Series race at the Circuit of The Americas in Texas on Sunday.

The Hearst San Simeon State Historical Monument in California is set to reopen to the public after the coronavirus pandemic and “severe rainstorms” forced the tourist destination to shut its doors for over two years.

Two cousins live-streamed a fatal shooting, in which one child shot the other before killing herself.

This spring, it's worth giving the Brussels sprout another look — it's a great source of vitamins, and the green vegetable is delicious if prepared properly; try the recipe.

As Christians celebrate the fourth Sunday of Lent on March 27, 2022, Pastor Jesse Bradley of Seattle says that "people around the world are still drawing near to God," even amid the war in Ukraine, a global pandemic and hard times economically in the U.S.

Papi Steak, a tony Miami Beach steakhouse involved in a lawsuit against the city over its emergency spring break curfew order, will not appeal a judge’s decision to quash an injunction against the controversial crackdown.

Billie Jauss, a longtime baseball wife (her husband is coach Dave Jauss), shared her journey from frustration and struggle to understanding and purpose with Fox News Digital; she's the author of the new book, "Distraction Detox."

The Centers for Disease Control and Prevention—through its own missteps and unforced errors—lost the confidence of the American public during the COVID-19 pandemic. Another agency, Child Protective Services, seems next in line for this inglorious achievement.

Chris Perez donated a kidney to Steve Sanders, a complete stranger who learned of Sanders' situation on social media. They've told Fox News Digital their incredible story about the transplant process — and how they became good friends, too.

Two people were shot Friday in a Chicago-area shopping mall, authorities said.

Two people were shot Friday in a Chicago-area shopping mall, authorities said.

Abandoned homes and buildings have been a problem in both rural and urban areas across the country for decades, and people losing their homes during the pandemic made the issue even more evident.