Agencies in at least 15 states have reported increased calls this year, as drought and population growth drive the animals closer to people in search of food.

In Virginia’s Franklin County, Henry Law made the switch from illicit moonshine production to commercial sales. Sometimes, he said, he misses the chase.

Legislation is being introduced at a record pace as growing public opposition to data centers drives more proposals to restrict the tech giants.

“There has never been anyone like her, and never will,” Trump said on Truth Social.

A derecho sent 99-mph winds through Gary on Aug. 11, cutting power to more than 300,000 residents in the area.

Residents in hard-hit Gary and other areas are scrambling for generators, lining up for gas and bracing for a long recovery.

In a new survey, 45 percent of adults said they participated in at least one form of gambling in the past year, down from 64 percent in 2016.

More than a third of adults have lived with two or more partners, according to Pew Research Center’s estimates.

As the bird’s health failed, wildlife professionals said they were flooded with questions about her care.

The print wasn’t just any Picasso. In February 2018, it had vanished from a downtown Milwaukee art gallery.

Sen. Jeff Merkley (D-Oregon) said “you never want to encourage the obscene act of starting a fire.”

Micaela Jaime and her family had front-row seats to an inferno that has burned hundreds of structures in Washington state and led to one arson arrest.

The sentence brings to an end the latest in a series of prosecutions that aim to hold parents accountable for not preventing their children from committing mass shootings.

The plastic, nonlethal aircraft, which can smash windows and ram attackers, will be at the ready in a handful of schools in Florida, Georgia and Colorado.

The flyover, which the Blue Angels said was lower than standard, sent umbrellas and chairs toppling. The acting Navy secretary later posted “That’s the sound of Freedom!”

Viral videos of unruly gatherings of young people are pushing city officials to deal with a problem they are having trouble defining, much less solving.

All week, current and retired judges have spoken out about physical threats to judges and a rising tide of criticism from politicians and elected officials.

New Pekin’s ‘oldest’ Fourth of July celebration brings people home and bonds a changing Indiana town.

Advocates had decried the 38-year-old restrictions as outdated and based on discriminatory policies.