Senator Bill Hagerty on Tuesday announced his re-election bid for United States Senate: To better meet the needs of Chattanoogans, the city government is asking for participation in an online survey ...

PORTLAND, Maine — For the third time, a federal judge has halted President Donald Trump’s executive order aimed at restricting birthright citizenship. Among the plaintiffs in this latest challenge is ...

Black history in Brownwood can be traced back to one block on Cordell Street. Landmarks like the Rufus F. Hardin School, the ...

The Dallas Mavericks suffered an unfortunate loss on Monday night against the Sacramento Kings. ESPN’s Shams Charania confirmed on Tuesday the Mavericks won’t have their starting center, Daniel ...

J.R. Clifford was many things, an activist, an educator, a journalist, a veteran and the first African-American lawyer in the state of West Virginia, and through the efforts of Friends of Blackwater ...

Lamar and much of the hip hop world swim in social backwardness and represent the antithesis of opposition to big business and capitalism. Hip hop is big business.

New variants of bird flu are turning up in dairy cattle. But some states still aren't a part of a federal milk supply testing program ...

BATON ROUGE, La. (WAFB) - Louisiana’s two nuclear power plants support about 20% of the state’s energy demands. With the ...

The Captain America trilogy is the best in the MCU, but which movie ranks highest in terms of sheer spectacle and ...

A federal judge on Tuesday ordered government agencies to restore public access to health-related webpages and datasets that they removed to comply with an executive order by President Donald Trump.

Research projects and services came to a sudden standstill as Trump abruptly revoked nearly $900 million in Education Department contracts.