Articles by JOCELYN GECKER

The dash cam video is jaw-dropping: On a virtually empty stretch of highway, a midsize car is seen traveling in... Read More

Mississippi officials say the damage from floods this month is the most widespread the state has had since Hurricane Katrina.... Read More

A maintenance worker in Yellowstone National Park said a park concession company retaliated against him after he reported that he... Read More

ISO will collect, aggregate, and help analyze terrorism data this year for the U.S. Department of the Treasury, the federal... Read More

Short-acting opioid painkillers will carry strong new warnings under U.S. Food and Drug Administration requirements announced on Tuesday that will... Read More

The annual auto insurance fee that Michigan drivers pay toward caring for people catastrophically injured in crashes is rising to... Read More

A changing climate is altering the ability of Rocky Mountain forests to recover from wildfire, according to a new study... Read More

Research from the University of Adelaide hopes to provide advances in the planning for flood risk, thanks to a new,... Read More

The scribbled, cryptic doctor’s prescription is headed toward eradication in New York, where the nation’s toughest paperless-prescribing requirement takes effect... Read More

Federal health officials are moving to ban most surgical gloves made with powder, a feature designed to make them easier... Read More