The Environmental Protection Agency denied petitions to strengthen regulations of large livestock farms. Activists claim the farms pollute waterways with manure and other pollutants.
As the heat wave over the Northwest and Rockies persists, with the dome of high pressure expanding eastward, thunderstorms are likely for the Midwest on Wednesday.
A recent study found links between fracking and higher cancer rates in children. The study also found children who lived in heavily drilled areas are more likely to develop asthma.
A Stanford study reveals record-high chronic absenteeism after COVID lockdowns with over 25% of students missing 10% of their classes during the 2021-22 school year.
Vermont LT. Gov. David Zuckerman is hosting a book tour to highlight books that are banned or restricted in other states. One of the books he's reading is "And Tango Make Three."
Scammers are posing as funeral staff and calling bereaved families to demand bogus payments after finding them through obituaries, according to the Federal Trade Commission.
Lawrence Gray was charged with stealing tens of thousands of dollars worth of jewelry from his wealthy acquaintances. Gray pleaded not guilty to the charges.
A Los Angeles prosecutor whose city struggles with record-setting pedestrian deaths blasted California's legalization of jaywalking as "equity run amok."
A Utah man, 18, was arrested and charged after allegedly shooting his 17-year-old girlfriend in the leg because she made plans to go to a party without him.
A Virginia man who is already behind bars for sexually assaulting a woman leaving a bar in early 2023 may have more victims stemming from incidents in 2021 and 2022, police said.
A mother and son are behind bars in connection with the shooting death of a woman at a Florida Home Depot after text messages allegedly showed the two were planning the deadly attack.
A Connecticut man was shot repeatedly after he charged towards a police detective with a hammer and continually beat her in violent body camera footage.
The families of four people who died from COVID-19 are suing EcoHealth Alliance, the nonprofit group that funded research in Wuhan, China, for 'creating' and 'releasing' the virus.
Simi Valley, California, resident Joy Cho died from significant injuries after falling from the west side of Teewinot at Wyoming's Grand Teton National Park on Friday.
