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Last year, the Idaho Legislature outlawed texting while driving. This year, lawmakers hope to make further inroads in combating distracted... Read More

A Rowley, Mass., man who says he burned the soles of his feet while walking on a metal ramp at... Read More

A Huntsville, Ala., woman says in a new lawsuit that she became ill after eating a moldy Mr. Goodbar candy... Read More

The panel that runs Louisiana’s Superdome approved spending up to $100,000 on Wednesday for an engineering study to be done... Read More

Emergency management officials in Nashville, Tenn., say tornado sirens will soon sound different and there will be more of them.... Read More

Workers suing for discrimination could have a tougher time proving their case in court under legislation endorsed by the Missouri... Read More

A subcontractor suspected of rupturing a natural gas line before a deadly Kansas City, Mo., restaurant explosion said Wednesday that... Read More

Authorities say there will be 115 extra police officers on the University of Illinois campus Friday for the annual Unofficial... Read More

Sports-related concussion is an increasingly recognized public health problem. At least 1.6 million sports- and recreation-related traumatic brain injuries occur... Read More

The Slidell City Council has approved a $200,000 payment to Stuart Consulting Group, a company hired to oversee Hurricane Katrina... Read More