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Texas families plead for information on more than 20 girls missing from summer camp after floods
Texas parents frantically posted photos of their young daughters on social media with pleas for information as more than 20 campers from an all-girls summer camp were unaccounted for Friday after
Law that allows towing companies to sell seized cars is predatory, critics say
Critics of the law call it predatory and say private tow truck operators are targeting working class neighborhoods.
Maryland Gov. Wes Moore announces new energy assistance benefits
Households in Maryland struggling with rising utility costs will receive increased energy assistance benefits this year, Maryland Governor Wes Moore announced Thursday. The expanded aid comes from
Tania Fernandes Anderson’s embattled tenure on Boston City Council is now over
Boston has declared its independence from disgraced City Councilor Tania Fernandes Anderson, whose last day of work after resigning following her conviction on federal corruption charges was July 4.
Gov. Abbott says 'all necessary resources' mobilized for Texas Hill Country flooding response
Gov. Greg Abbott said the state has mobilized "all necessary resources" to parts of the Texas Hill Country hit with "devastating" and deadly flooding Friday.
Lawmakers have aimed to change Michigan's fireworks laws since they went into place
Since Michigan legalized fireworks sales, state lawmakers have routinely introduced bills to change fireworks regulations before July Fourth.
At least 10 people injured by Fourth of July fireworks, KC hospitals report
At least ten people in Kansas City have been transported to Kansas City hospitals for care after being injured from fireworks on the Fourth of July.
How people are celebrating, protesting and traveling for July Fourth
Recent polls will tell you there's been a drop in national pride among Americans, particularly Democrats in the Trump era, with some questioning whether to celebrate July Fourth at all this year. But
Wrongly convicted of murder, Baltimore man receives $2.85 million and an apology
A man who spent 27 years in prison for a murder he didn’t commit has been awarded $2.85 million — and a heartfelt apology — by state officials. “There are no words to express how deeply sorry we are
Striking city workers bring protest to July 4 parade — and the union says it’s ready to bargain again
As marching bands strode across Independence Mall to kick off the city’s annual July Fourth parade, their snares and horns sounded weak beneath the chants of striking union workers. “No contract, no
Woman in critical condition at the hospital after 'near-drowning' at Gray's Lake Park
Police said they were continuing to investigate the near-drowning, and say there's no danger to other park users.
7 little-known items in Trump’s big agenda bill
When President Donald Trump signs his so-called big, beautiful bill into law Friday, much of the focus will be on its big-ticket items — tax cuts, slashes to Medicaid and food stamp spending and
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