Federal officials plan to round up wild horses roaming the Eastern Sierra, citing hazards and damage. But local tribes and others seek a different outcome.

Colorado is using wastewater testing to identify communities with measles infections before the cases show up in the clinic.

Next summer, try floating downstream immersed in boreal beauty. Bounce on a suspension bridge or a buoyant playground. Stroll among tumbling cascades or mid-town deer. Lose your golf balls. All at ...

Englewood City Council is weighing a deal to end its ground lease and allow DPC Cos. and Ogilvie Partners to redevelop CityCenter, the former Cinderella City Mall site.

An accident may have cost Linda Pestana the ability to move, but nothing is stopping her from sharing her story in the hopes of helping others.

The St. Louis County Department of Public Health issued a “public health alert” on Thursday to raise awareness about Coldwater Creek, radiation exposure and potential compensation for affected ...

Around Regent’s Park, the venue of the art fair, the making of double agents and sabotage plans was once commonplace.

American democracy has been driven right into the ditch. There's a genocide happening, and no one with the means cares to stop it. More people than ever must choose between paying the rent and buying ...

The earliest sighting connected to Nessie by some goes back all the way to 565 CE, with a strange tale from Saint Columba, recorded in the seventh century CE. According to Adomnán's Life of St.

Citizen led maps and petitions show overwhelming opposition, with residents warning that property values, health, and water quality are at stake.

When hiking, enjoy the sights and smells all around you...just watch your step. There's an unexpected health hazard doing a number on Grand Teton National Park.

At today’s current fare, New Yorkers need 11 quarters, a nickel and a dime to pay the $2.90 price to ride the buses. Lifelong Manhattanite Rosemarie O’Leary, 96, recalled a time when her pockets ...