The heat across much of the country isn’t normal for this time of year VIEW
In much of the country, it feels like midsummer this weekend, with high temperatures that may break records. And it’s not even Memorial Day.
Rising anxiety and increased demand at America’s imperiled abortion clinics VIEW
The draft opinion leaked from the Supreme Court Tuesday could spell the end of clinics like Jackson Women's Health Organization, the lone abortion provider in...
States close mass test and vaccine sites, but uptick in virus may loom
As Americans shed masks and return to offices and restaurants, local and state officials are scaling back the most visible public health efforts to address...
For U.S. storm victims, rebuilding becomes the disaster after the disaster VIEW
After storms, floods and fires batter homes across the country, homeowners then must face extended fights with insurance companies for the funds to rebuild.
After catastrophic fire, Colorado fights 10 inches of snow
Just two days after they fled a firestorm, residents of two Colorado suburbs gutted by flames slogged back home through nearly a foot of snow...
In the Michigan shooting, what was the school’s responsibility?
School officials have defended their actions. In a videotaped statement, the superintendent of Oxford Community Schools, Tim Throne, said that Ethan Crumbley had no disciplinary...
New Orleans built a power plant to kick in after storms. It sat dark for 2 days.
In the event of a crash of the electrical grid, a new $210 million power plant was supposed to fire right up in New Orleans...