'Golden Bachelor' moving to Charleston: 5 dream homes for Gerry Turner, Theresa Nist
"Golden Bachelor" Gerry Turner and his fiancée, Theresa Nist, have their sights set on South Carolina. Realtors suggested a few potential homes for the new couple.
Iowa Lottery posts wrong Powerball numbers — but mistaken winners can keep winnings
A blunder by the Iowa Lottery resulted in the wrong winning numbers being published after Monday's draw with the accidental losers getting to keep their winnings
Judge blocks Montana TikTok ban
U.S. District Judge Donald Molloy issued a preliminary injunction Thursday, blocking Montana's first-in-the-nation ban on all usage of TikTok.
Texas Attorney General Ken Paxton sues Pfizer, alleges pharma giant lied about COVID vaccine efficacy
Texas Attorney General Ken Paxton has filed a lawsuit against Pfizer, alleging that the pharmaceutical giant lied about the effectiveness of its COVID-19 vaccine.
California fertility clinic is giving away $20K in IVF services to 'those in need'
A California fertility provider is giving the gift of potential motherhood to three lucky women. To commemorate its 35th anniversary, HRC Fertility has announced an IVF treatment giveaway.
Colorado poised to ban 'fatphobia' in workplace, housing
Lawmakers in Colorado are expected to pass legislation that bans bias based on “fatphobia" to prevent employers and landlords from discriminating against those who are overweight.
Woman who threw food at Chipotle employee can work off jail time at fast-food restaurant, judge says
An Ohio woman convicted of assault after throwing her Chipotle order at an employee was given the chance to work off her jail time by getting a fast-food job.
US Steel announces plans to lay off hundreds at southern Illinois mill
Up to 1,000 jobs are on the chopping block for U.S. Steel Corporation's Granite City Works mill in southern Illinois, the company announced this week.
Jamie Dimon worried US economy in a 'sugar high,' says lower-earning Americans should be 'p---ed off'
JP Morgan Chase CEO Jamie Dimon delivered sharp comments on the American economy Wednesday, saying the lower third of earners should be "p---ed off" about their status.
Tyson Foods debuts highly automated $300M poultry plant in VA
Tyson Foods held the grand opening of one of its most automated poultry plants on Tuesday. It built the $300 million facility in Danville, Virginia.
Florida man becomes a millionaire with convenience store scratch-off
A 66-year-old man in Florida turned $20 into $5 million when he bought a winning scratch-off ticket at a convenience store, according to the state's lottery.
Amazon seeks Miami office space as Jeff Bezos heads to Florida
Amazon is on the hunt for some Miami office space to lease, Bloomberg first reported on Monday. It wants about 50,000 square feet in the Florida city.
WA school employees sue Monsanto for $165 million over toxic contamination leaked from light fixtures
Bayer's Monsanto must pay $165 million to school employees near Seattle who claim harm from exposure to chemicals in the company's light fixtures, as ruled by a U.S. jury.
Disneyland streaker arrested after wandering around ‘It’s a Small World’ ride
A 26-year-old man suddenly took off his clothes at Disneyland in California and wandered around the "It's a Small World" ride, shocking guests.
Washington woman wins huge lottery prize on her own birthday
An Arlington, Washington, woman got a serious surprise after hitting a $150,000 lottery win while she celebrated her own birthday. All it took was a $1 purchase.
Biden spending Thanksgiving at lavish Nantucket home
President Biden and family have returned to Nantucket, Massachusetts, to spend the Thanksgiving holiday at a lavish mansion owned by billionaire David Rubenstein.
Grid operator sounds alarm as coal plant shutdown threatens power for millions
A major U.S. power grid operator is warning that the upcoming closure of a Baltimore area coal plant threatens to decrease key electricity supplies across the mid-Atlantic region.
Judge finds Elon Musk, Tesla likely knew about potentially deadly Autopilot defect, allows lawsuit
A Florida judge said there is "reasonable evidence" that Tesla CEO Elon Musk knew about a defect in the automaker's autopilot system that makes the cars unsafe to drive.
Nevada fire department recruiting nationwide to combat staffing shortages
Fire departments across the nation are facing staffing shortages and the search for more recruits is not easy due to the strenuous training required for the job.
Louisiana oil leak source still unknown after 1M gallons spill into Gulf, Coast Guard says
The source of a large oil spill in the Gulf of Mexico off the shore of New Orleans, estimated to be more than one million gallons, is still unknown, the U.S. Coast Guard said



















