More than 1,300 Southwest Airlines pilots stood on a picket line Tuesday in Dallas, sounding off about what they say are unfair working conditions.

Southwest Airlines pilots on Friday added themselves to the list of disgruntled commercial aviators dealing with labor shortages, cancellations, fatigue and

Exorbitant fuel prices have forced some emergency service providers to find ways to cut costs, including by not dispatching first responders to nonemergency

Denver's mental health response to low-level calls, the STAR program, helped reduce minor crimes, a new study shows.

Her nights are now long and filled with anguish, the sounds of gunshots and the thought of innocent children screaming echoing inside the single-story home

Most “active shooter” attacks in America end within five minutes. The attack on Uvalde schoolchildren lasted an hour.

As new details emerged in the Uvalde, Texas, school shooting, experts questioned why police didn't storm the gunman more quickly and end the massacre.

The man who gunned down 19 children and two teachers killed in Tuesday’s elementary school massacre wrote "I’m going to shoot an elementary school" in a Facebook message 15 minutes before he barricaded himself inside a classroom and fired indiscriminately, officials said.

The man who opened fire in a Texas elementary school Tuesday, massacring 19 children and two adults, was a loner who kept to himself and avoided any kind of

The infrastructure law will provide $2 billion for rural transit projects. But it may not be enough to solve transportation problems for rural older adults.

Asian Trade District employees and business leaders remain on edge three days after Dallas police arrested a man suspected of shooting three women of Korean