US REGIONS

Record high electric demand and low wind power generation prompted the Texas Power Grid to call for residents to conserve power again on Wednesday.

Starbucks announced on Tuesday that they are closing sixteen stores in cities across the nation due to safety issues. Six of the stores are in crime-ridden Los Angeles county.

Jonathan Lesser, an energy expert at the Manhattan Institute, warned Tuesday that power grid issues in Texas highlight the problems in store for the U.S. amid the green energy push.

Allergan and Teva, two popular opioid distributers, have agreed to pay $54 million in cash and overdose reversal drugs to settle a federal lawsuit.

Six Los Angeles area 7-Eleven locations were the victims of robberies and gun violence Monday, with corporate leaders encouraging stores across the area to close.

Residents and businesses can reduce electricity usage by turning their thermostat up a degree or two and postponing running major appliances or pool pumps during afternoon peak hours.

A California doctor wants a floating abortion clinic to be placed in the Gulf to provide a workaround for women in southern states that have enacted abortion bans.

More than 300 state employees in Virginia have resigned following a push by Governor Glenn Youngkin to get employees to return to the office.

Spirit Airlines Flight 383 landed safely at Atlanta International Airport, but an overheated brake sparked smoke and flames, the airline told Fox News Digital on Sunday.

Cheryl Casone takes viewers inside the real estate realities of the Blue Ridge Mountains of Georgia, which one couple chose for its wide open spaces and easier way of living.

The sale of 2,100 acres in North Dakota to Red River Trust, an entity tied to Bill Gates, secured legal approval despite backlash from residents in the area.

Three Disney World employees in Orlando are suing the company, claiming that they were discriminated against based on their religious beliefs.

Gas prices being at an all time high has raised the demand for electric vehicles in South Dakota. They say improvements are needed in the electrical grid to accommodate this.

Black Wall Street Chamber of Commerce President and CEO Sherry Gamble Smith was found dead Wednesday morning inside her home in Bixby, Oklahoma, authorities said.

Vulnerable Rep. Cindy Axne, D-Iowa joins other Democrats in defending President Biden amid high gas prices and inflation, claiming that these realities are just right-wing "narratives."

Judge Arthur Engoron ordered real estate firm Cushman & Wakefield to pay $10,000 a day until it fully complies with a subpoena seeking documents related to Donald Trump.

A former Colorado funeral home owner pleaded guilty to fraud after she sold body parts of the deceased without receiving consent from their families.

New Jersey drivers will have to show proof of Costco membership in order to purchase gas at their pumps as the company changes their policy after 18 years.

The CDC has linked a Big Olaf Creamery to a Listeria outbreak that has killed one person in Illinois and sickened 22 others, but the company claims nothing has been proven.

A Texas insurance company is vowing to cover the birth costs of their female employees in response to the end of Roe v. Wade, condemning companies that are covering abortions.