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A Tennessee woman applied to foster refugee children but was rejected because of her sexual orientation.

A Vietnamese immigrant and his business partner are fighting to get back more than $100,000 seized by Oklahoma police who allege that it was drug money.

Jury selection is scheduled to begin Monday in the murder trial of three men involved in the February 2020 fatal shooting.

The supply chain shortages hitting the entire country are leaving school cafeterias short of items from utensils to syrup packets.

One person was in critical condition after the shooting on a ramp outside the stadium in Mobile as the game neared its end.

Cal Fire said it had the blaze surrounded with fire retardant Friday night.

Aerial footage from NBC Bay Area showed the public transit bus in a corner of a home in Oakland.

Carl Cavalier vowed to fight his potential termination amid his criticism of Louisiana State Police's handling of the 2019 death of Ronald Greene.

The CDC said vaccination is key to safely gathering during the holidays.

Heating your home this winter is going to cost more, according to the Energy Information Administration, thanks to higher fuel prices and a colder forecast compared to last year.

60,000 behind-the-scenes workers are threatening to walk off set over what the International Alliance of Theatrical Stage Employees describes as “aggravated work conditions” following the streaming boom amid the pandemic. The Alliance of Motion Picture and Television Producers says that “studios will continue to negotiate in good faith.”