US REGIONS

City officials in Baltimore approved a program that would sell vacant homes for just $1 to people willing to renovate the dilapidated homes.

A young girl died on Saturday when she was suddenly and violently sucked into a large pipe inside a swimming pool at a Doubletree by Hilton hotel in Houston, her family claims in a lawsuit

California fast-food chains are bracing for a new minimum wage law set to go into effect on April 1 by letting go of employees in recent weeks.

An appeals court decision to allow former President Donald Trump to pay only a fraction of his $454 million bond in the case brought by New York Attorney General Letitia James could foreshadow a decision from the appeals court to reduce the judgment, some legal experts say.

A factory in Tennessee that manufactures lawn mower parts has been forced to pay out just under $2 million after a Labor Department investigation found the company utilizing "oppressive child labor."

There's "no way of controlling" a cargo ship when a mechanical errors occurs, ex-merchant marine Cpt. Klaus Luhta weighs in on the Baltimore bridge collapse.

The Port of Baltimore is near the Francis Scott Key Bridge, which collapsed early Tuesday morning after the container ship Dali struck one of its support columns.

The collapse of the Francis Scott Key Bridge is expected to have major repercussions for trade and traffic, with cargo ships likely to be rerouted causing backlogs and price increases.

The boxship that collided with the Francis Scott Key Bridge and caused a mass casualty event on Tuesday previously crashed into a stone wall at a dock in Antwerp, Belgium.

Former President Donald Trump won a reduced bond requirement that spares him from having to cover the full $454 million civil fraud judgment against him before midnight on Monday.

After halting all business in New York, investor Grant Cardone warned further legal action against Donald Trump will "wreak financial havoc" on the city and real estate industry.

Former President Donald Trump faces a Monday deadline to pay a $454 million civil penalty or a secure a bond that would be in effect during his appeal of the civil fraud judgment.

California has the highest unemployment in the nation, after new data revealed that job growth in the Golden State was much lower in 2023 than previously thought.

Carnival Freedom continued on its current cruise itinerary after experiencing its second fire in less than two years, caught on passenger video Saturday.

"Drone-swarm" agriculture could replace traditional tractors at just a fraction of the cost as the FAA clears the way for U.S. farmers to use the new technology.

Virginia Lt. Gov. Winsome Sears sounded off on "The Big Money Show" after Virginia Gov. Glenn Youngkin vetoed 22 bills, including legislation allowing certain immigrants to become police officers.

A Maryland man looking to distract himself from a stressful workday bought a few lottery tickets and won the second-tier prize of $50,000. He plans on buying a house.

California Insurance Commissioner Ricardo Lara warned that overregulation will push insurance companies to leave the state after State Farm announced it would cut 72,000 policies.

State Farm, California's largest home insurance company, announced it is cutting 72,000 policies, saying wildfire risks have cost the company billions.

A 12-year-old boy was rushed to a hospital after he was mistakenly served an alcoholic beverage at an Outback Steakhouse in Michigan and had a reaction.