A Social Security official who earlier this week filed a whistleblower complaint alleging DOGE officials mishandled Americans' sensitive information says he's resigning his post because of actions...

A traffic stop resulted in an aggressive interaction and a police chase through Franklin County.

The state is encouraging beginners to fish with a licensed mentor

The impending execution of a man by firing squad in Utah has been blocked by the state’s Supreme Court. His attorneys argued 67-year-old Ralph Leroy Menzies should be spared because he has dementia.

Town officials say the determination of the community have driven efforts to rebuild.

"I’ve been a principal for 24 years and we deal with a lot of potential threats and this one felt real," said the North Country Union High School principal

Mobile Glass Studios from Tennessee donates its creations to the fair benefiting local kids

A federal appeals court is ruling that President Donald Trump had no legal right to impose sweeping tariffs but is leaving in place for now his effort to build a protectionist wall around the...

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"It's very surreal actually," said Champlain Fire District Commissioner Chris Trombley. "It's hard to believe it's actually here. So much time and effort by so many people over so many years."

The Trump administration's reversal of a tariff exemption for goods under $800 is causing delays in international shipping and price increases for online shoppers.

Police say Ronnie Bushway II was brutally assaulted on Mallet's Bay Avenue on Tuesday night and the incident started as a road rage encounter with Aaron Williams.

The Trump administration has asked a military base outside of Chicago for support on immigration operations

A horse gave officers in Indiana a run for their money after escaping and running through a town twice in a matter of three days. Bodycam video shows police safely corralling her.

"It's a tough balance to manage the hardening of the building and making sure that the building still feels open, warm, light and welcoming," St. Francis Xavier principal Craig Hill said.

College President Ian Baucom said the cuts are the result of financial challenges.

The incident occurred when a Delta jet dumped 15,000 gallons of fuel over schools and neighborhoods to make an emergency landing

New Yorkers are being asked to voluntarily cut their water usage as dry conditions continue.

Law enforcement officials said the discoveries would be sufficient to seek a grand jury indictment of Buford Pusser if he were alive today.