WASHINGTON — The Trump administration has fired about 17 independent inspectors general at government agencies, a sweeping action to remove oversight of his new administration that some members of ...

The AARP New York and Public Utility Law Project on Friday urged state leaders for additional resources to support a depleted Regular Home Energy Assistance Program (HEAP), citing, in part, "alarming ...

As fears of an imminent mass deportation of undocumented immigrants increases, state Attorney General Anne Lopez joined the attorneys general of 10 other states in issuing a joint statement affirming ...

TEXAS — The case against Texas doctor Eithan Haim was dismissed by a judge on Friday. The Biden-Harris administration indicted Haim, a surgeon, for leaking private patient information at a Texas ...

As President Donald Trump's first full week in office nears an end, his executive orders and presidential actions are already affecting communities in upstate New York and beyond. One is a change ...

The Hawaii Department of Health announced an individual from Oahu, who traveled to an area where dengue is prevalent, now has the virus. This is the first confirmed travel-related dengue case in 2025.

LOWELL, Mass. — Quion Burns scored a career-high 28 points, AJ Lopez made a go-ahead shot with 25 seconds left in overtime and Maine beat UMass-Lowell 86-85 on Thursday night for its fifth straight ...

Syracuse men's basketball faces Pittsburgh on Saturday after JJ Starling scored 25 points in Syracuse's 86-72 loss Wednesday at Clemson. The matchup Saturday is the first meeting of the season between ...

Black bears in North Carolina are enjoying their winter dens, which could be a hollowed-out tree, a rock cavity, or even in the crawl space of your home, according to N.C. Wildlife Resources ...

The Honolulu Police Department confirmed remains found by divers about 200 yards offshore from Ke Iki Beach match the DNA profile of Joseph Fujioka, one of two teens who went missing last week on Oahu ...

ST. LOUIS–Missouri U.S. Senators Josh Hawley and Eric Schmitt reintroduced federal legislation Friday that would reauthorize a trust fund that pays victims of nuclear radiation and would make people ...