New York State is offering $26 million in new grant funding to help farmers cut emissions, improve water quality, and adapt to climate change. Governor Kathy Hochul announced the dual grant programs ...

Lawmakers ejected from Knesset after disrupting Trump speech He Won the $2 Billion Powerball. Now He’s Buying Up Lots Burned in the L.A. Fires. Indiana replaces Oregon at No. 1 in college football's ...

The GPS middle school tennis team recently went undefeated,, winning both the iSC and state championships. Team members are, (back row) from left to right: Margaret Kalra, Gracie Manning, Bella ...

Michigan – Michigan Attorney General Dana Nessel has formally notified a Texas-based company, MTVRS, LLC, to either correct or shut down its misleading ticketing websites or face legal action under ...

It's clear something has to change at Penn State after the Nittany Lions' double-overtime loss to Oregon on Saturday, and Joel Klatt believes the answer is adjusting the offensive system to better ...

So much for Todd Grantham making a major positive impact at Oklahoma State Cowboys. We imagine that the Oklahoma State Cowboys had high hopes for the coaching duo of longtime head coach Mike Gundy and ...

Going up against No. 1-ranked Ohio State, the big question surrounding the University of Washington football team was how would the defense hold up? Surprisingly better than the offense. With three ...

Fareed speaks with New York Times religion reporter Ruth Graham about the memorial of the conservative activist, and the top White House officials who participated in an overtly religious ceremony.

A Kanabec County man made his first appearance in Kanabec County Court on Monday, Sept. 22, on charges relating to his removing of his GPS monitor and escaping jurisdiction, fleeing into Minnesota.

HONOLULU (KHON2) — A new set of eyes will soon be watching the roads – and it could be yours. Man, 21, dead after multi-vehicle Haleʻiwa crash The state Department of Transportation is launching a ...

A change in Florida law now means that undocumented college students who attended Florida high schools no longer qualify for in-state tuition. The students are allowed to work, live and attend K-12 ...