Peter Unger was among the growing number of people around the country who drew their last breaths in Walmart parking lots.
White House press secretary Sarah Huckabee Sanders said on Saturday that she was asked to leave a Virginia restaurant because she works for President Trump.
The Latest on Louisiana's special session on taxes (all times local):
After three special sessions, Louisiana lawmakers have agreed to a sales tax that will prevent deep budget cuts in July.
The leader of Mississippi's largest privately owned electrical utility said in February that a new law wouldn't automatically kill a lawsuit by Attorney General Jim Hood, but Entergy Corp. now argues that the law, which doesn't even take effect until July 1, does put an end to the suit.
Louisiana's TOPS college tuition program is much beloved by middle-class families, a point of bickering among state lawmakers and a high-dollar, mainly discretionary spending item in the state's budget.
With Gary Ramey's fledgling gun-making business taking off in retail stores, he decided to start offering one of his handguns for sale on his website.
The excess methane that Dubuque officials used to just burn at the city's wastewater treatment plant is now being converted into natural gas.
Crews are working to contain and clean up crude that spilled when an oil train derailed in northwestern Iowa.
Bricks from the University of Iowa's Kinnick Stadium have proven to be a popular souvenir for Hawkeye fans when there is construction on the facility.
A new charter airline plans to begin shuttling gamblers to a Mississippi airport near Tunica casinos starting July 1.
A Utah man has been sentenced to 15 years in prison and ordered to pay full restitution after defrauding his insurance clients.
After a grueling, monthslong negotiation over how to balance the budget, Louisiana lawmakers on Sunday completed their third special legislative session this year with a deal that will avert hefty cuts to public colleges, tuition aid and most public safety programs.
A Tennessee utility says efforts to restore electrical service to thousands of customers in the Memphis area could take several days following severe storms.
The average price of a regular gallon of gasoline fell 6 cents over the past two weeks, to $2.95.
The Rhode Island house has approved legislation that ensures insurance covers all costs for a mastectomy.
A Kentucky coroner has identified a worker who was killed when his dump truck came into contact with high-voltage power lines at a construction site.
An economist at the Oklahoma City branch of the Federal Reserve Bank of Kansas City says oil and gas production is increasing but with fewer employees.
County commissions in central Idaho say they are moving forward with a plan to establish an in-house public defense office rather than continue contracting lawyers to provide representation for poor people caught in the criminal justice system.
At San Francisco's Tawla restaurant, Muna Anaee powdered her hands with flour and gently broke off a piece of golden dough to prepare bread eaten in Iraq, the country she fled with her family.
A broken underground water pipe that stopped service to the Laughlin strip for hours was repaired Sunday, but authorities said a boil water advisory likely will remain in effect until Monday for some residents and businesses in the unincorporated town 90 minutes south of Las Vegas.
A group of citizens on the Kenai Peninsula Borough have launched a campaign to place a proposition on the October ballot raising the borough's general sales tax rate by .5 percent.
