As we’ll see, this link may not be real, or if it is, it’s so rare to not be a meaningful risk. Yet we still hear mould in damp homes described as “toxic”.

The U.S. Department of Justice put RI officials on notice that they are under investigation for 'affirmative action' hiring. The DOJ said the state's hiring process may be discriminatory. Attorney ...

Sen. Joni Ernst’s viral response to concerns over Medicaid cuts are now on a t-shirt. One Iowan supports the shirts, dubbing Joni Ernst, "Joni Hearse." ...

"People are not — well, we all are going to die, so for heaven's sakes," Ernst responded. Ernst went on to say that the legislation would "focus on those that are most vulnerable" and added, ...

They're calling this week, "Western North Carolina Is Open Week". It's an intentional effort to let people know roads are clear and they're ready for tourists to come and enjoy all they have to offer.

DEAR MISS MANNERS: My husband and I have many couple friends, and I have many women friends who are single. We’ve found that whenever we invite a single woman to join us when we go out to dinner ...

“Well, we all are going to die, for heaven’s sakes,” she said, sparking a heated reaction from the crowd. This weekend, Ernst released a video statement on her Instagram account.

At the town hall, Sen. Ernst defended efforts to rollback benefits for people she said were not supposed to be eligible for Medicaid benefits.

Sen. Joni Ernst was met with shouts and groans when she said “we all are going to die” when citing the potential changes that could be made to Medicaid eligibility at an Iowa town hall Friday.

Republican Sen. Joni Ernst is facing backlash after saying that “we all are going to die” while talking about potential changes to Medicaid eligibility at a town hall in north-central Iowa.

STREAMWOOD, Ill. (WGN) — Shocked residents in northwest suburban Streamwood continue to grieve Friday as the search continues for a man wanted in connection with the stabbing deaths of his si… ...