A 25th anniversary reflection on how the September 11th attacks galvanized patriotism, health leaders say wildfire smoke, extreme heat and flooding are becoming a medical emergency, and after 50 years, and sovereign land is returned to the Winnebago Tribe.
More than 6,900 New Jersey residents exposed to toxic conditions at Ground Zero continue receiving free cancer, lung disease, and mental health treatment through a federal program coordinated at Rutgers University.
New Mexico's congressional delegation demands that Apple and Google commit to keeping the state's name on their maps after President Trump suggested renaming it "New America.
The Trump administration is reviewing the E-Rate program, which provides $3 billion annually to help schools and libraries afford broadband internet, raising concerns about potential cuts.
One year after conservative activist Charlie Kirk was shot and killed at Utah Valley University, the school and state officials are still working to complete reviews aimed at preventing future campus violence.
A Colorado Bureau of Investigations forensic scientist was sentenced to 10 years in prison Tuesday after pleading guilty to manipulating DNA results that affected over 1,000 criminal cases.