The Charleston Animal Society says it’s taking emergency action to address the growing impact of the national veterinarian shortage. An eighth-grade boy was removed ...

Congress missed a deadline, causing the National Flood Insurance Program to lapse. The lapse prevents the issuance of new or renewed flood insurance policies, potentially stalling property sales.

TAMPA, Fla. (AP) — Frustration is growing across the Tampa Bay area as Medicare telehealth flexibilities expired during the federal government shutdown, leaving patients and providers in limbo. The ...

ST. LOUIS – A decade-long DMV fraud case came to a head on Tuesday with a prison sentence for the convicted ringleader. Judge Mathew Schelp looked at defendant Gary Wilds before announcing his prison ...

CHESHIRE — Four months after Norton Brothers Fruit Farm, one of Connecticut's oldest farms, closed after 268 years in business, the land remains in limbo and the property remains in the hands of the ...

Currently, under the 14th Amendment, anyone born in the United States is a citizen, regardless of their parents’ immigration status, except children of diplomats. A ruling against this principle would ...

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South Korea’s investment projects in the US will remain in limbo until visa issues are resolved, the nation’s prime minister said, urging Washington to act quickly to reassure Koreans concerned about ...

NEW ALBANY, Ohio—The cornfield where Tiffany Hollis played tag as a girl was heralded four years ago as the site that would turn the Rust Belt into the Silicon Heartland, once Intel constructed its ...

Jayson Tatum is killing it. The Boston Celtics star has attacked his rehab with nearly unprecedented resolve, working out up to six days a week. That’s led to a lot of conversation about a potentially ...

States are moving to set more rules about who’s eligible for vaccines and who’ll pay for them. But that isn’t much help to nearly 100 million people with workplace insurance. Why it matters: ...

NewYork-Presbyterian has resolved a monthslong contract dispute with the insurer Healthfirst, allowing the hospital system to remain in-network for some 2 million New Yorkers with coverage through the ...