Columbus City Schools Board of Education has voted to remove a requirement that the district provide busing for high schoolers as a potential cost-saving move amid district financial challenges. The ...

Malcolm-Jamal Warner, the renowned actor best known for his role as Theo on "The Cosby Show," will make his final television appearance on Tuesday, Oct. 7. He will guest-star on Fox's mystery drama ...

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ST. FRANCOIS COUNTY, Mo. – A former daycare worker accused of killing a 3-year-old child with autism is granted a reduced bond on Monday. Tiffany Hedrick, 40, could soon be released from jail after ...

United States immigration authorities are moving to dramatically expand their social media surveillance, with plans to hire nearly 30 contractors to sift through posts, photos, and messages—raw ...

REDWOOD CITY — An independent hearing officer says there is cause to remove embattled San Mateo County Sheriff Christina Corpus from office under the county charter. Related Articles Supervisors weigh ...

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President Donald Trump's effort to remove a member of the Federal Reserve's Board of Governors comes amid his push to reshape the composition of the central bank's panel that makes interest rate ...

Syracuse, N.Y. — A “suspicious” box that prompted the evacuation of Syracuse City Hall Monday was a noise monitoring device related to the Interstate 81 project, officials said. The discovery of the ...

SAN FRANCISCO — If there’s anything to be learned from Buster Posey’s management style in his first year as the San Francisco Giants’ top baseball executive, it’s that he operates in a straight line.