Crisis in the Northwest: Fentanyl ‘killing the mentally ill for a dollar a pill’...
Three years ago, Oregon did away with criminal sanctions for drug possession. But after a surge in overdoses and open-air use, the state is...
No Degree But Want To Teach? Become A Texas Substitute
Texas needs teachers. Actually, pretty much every state needs teachers. In a lot of states, teachers are overworked and underpaid...actually, come to think of...
CNN’s Abby Phillip Tears Into ‘Ever-Changing Loyalty’ of Nancy Mace: ‘Comes and It Goes’...
CNN host Abby Philip tore into Rep. Nancy Mace’s (R-SC) “ever-changing loyalty” on Friday after Mace attacked her former “friend” and “mentor” Nikki Haley,...
Mostly cloudy and breezy Saturday with more unseasonable warmth ahead
DES MOINES, Iowa - Saturday morning begins generally cloudy across most of Central Iowa with mild temperatures for early February standards. Expect skies to...
Key figure who arranged dog fight events throughout Carolinas arrested: Sheriff
STATESVILLE, N.C. (WJZY) — A key figure who arranged dogfighting events in the Carolinas and other states has been arrested, the Iredell County...
Massachusetts: Fast Food Chain Employee Reveals Shocking Kitchen Secret
From Boston to Worcester to Springfield to Pittsfield it's not difficult to find a Wendy's near you. Massachusetts is home to 94 locations of...
Kansas lawmakers considering bill to ban smoking in casinos
A bill has been introduced in the Kansas Legislature to ban smoking in all state-owned casinos. House Bill 2622 would add casinos to the...
Rep. Gallego: Bipartisan proposal would benefit more than 400,000 AZ children
In Arizona, more than 400,000 children would quickly benefit from legislation that passed the U.S. House this week. It's a bipartisan proposal to expand...
Sunny skies and seasonal temps in Connecticut
News 12 Storm Watch Team meteorologist Hilda Estevez says to expect sunny skies and seasonal temperatures. NEW & NOW: Kicking off...
Internet access is not a luxury anymore; Congress must act keep Tennesseans connected
Some 400,000 Tennesseans rely on Affordable Connectivity Program. A new bill proposed in Congress would keep the funding going.Melani GriffithGuest columnistMelani Griffith is the...
