A Google affiliate is using drones to deliver customers’ Walgreens purchases in a test being run in a Virginia town.
Conservatives who long have favored limited government are becoming increasingly divided over a federal crackdown on Big Tech.
Grassroots organizations are working across Missouri to persuade gun-related business owners to join efforts to limit access to guns or encourage safe storage for potentially suicidal customers.
Bolivian President Evo Morales faces the tightest election of his political career Sunday as he tries to extend his nearly 14 years in power.
Kentucky is known for lots of cool stuff. Bourbon, Academy Award-winning actress Jennifer Lawrence, bluegrass, the Kentucky Derby, Muhammad Ali and zombies.
A huge pile of legislation passed this year by newly empowered New York Democrats is still awaiting the governor's signature, and advocacy groups and lawmakers are clamoring to get their bills turned into law.
Gas prices have ticked up in New Jersey following a drop in gasoline supplies in the northeastern United States while demand remains robust.
Chicago parents leaned on family, friends and community groups as 25,000 teachers in the nation's third-largest school district went on strike this past week, canceling classes for more than 300,000 kids.
Some people ride motorcycles, fix up antique cars or tend gardens in their spare time.
One of the longest proposed new natural gas pipelines in the U.S. is set to run through Heath Frantzen's property in the Texas Hill Country, where more than 600 white-tailed and trophy axis deer graze on a hunting ranch his family has owned for three generations.
The Great River Road spans 10 states, from Minnesota all the way to the Gulf of Mexico, but those taking the road through Burlington have to make a few extra turns.
Some Indiana farmers have started harvesting their first legal crop of hemp without knowing for certain whether it will prove to be lucrative.
A new master plan for a South Carolina city focuses on growth and strengthening the city's downtown as the "economic and cultural heart" of the community.
One of Louisiana's state-sanctioned medical marijuana growers is looking for workers.
Mississippi electric cooperatives continue to move toward offering internet.
Urban farming has become more common in Chicago neighborhoods, and now lawmakers have begun pushing for stricter legislation that could regulate the number of animals for each household and impose more requirements.
A 31-year-old Romanian national has been sentenced to 2.5 years in federal prison without parole for her role in a skimming operation at several southwest Missouri banks.
UK Prime Minister Boris Johnson says he will push ahead and try to have Britain leave the European Union by Oct. 31.
UK Parliament votes to postpone decision on EU divorce deal, raising prospect of further delay to Brexit.
Nebraska game and wildlife officials are offering tips to motorists to avoid collisions with deer this fall.
The Oregon and Washington lawmakers tasked with reviving moribund talks to replace the Interstate Bridge will meet for the first-time.
A Canadian seafood company has pleaded guilty to importing previously rejected fish into the United States.
