Devastating flooding hits already struggling Midwest farmers
Chapter 12 bankruptcies were up nearly 20 percent last year among Midwest farms and more than $400 million worth of livestock could be impacted
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Chapter 12 bankruptcies were up nearly 20 percent last year among Midwest farms and more than $400 million worth of livestock could be impacted
Every year, people who have overpaid taxes don't file a return—and the agency says time is running out to claim it
Cassie Barker pleaded guilty Monday to manslaughter in a plea bargain after being indicted on a second-degree murder charge
Two teachers in the Head Start program at Southern Illinois University Edwardsville are on paid administrative leave while the case is investigated
Anthony Comello, accused in rubout of reputed kingpin of Gambino crime family, brought politics into extradition hearing room
Her comments came at a CNN town hall in Jackson, Mississippi, in response to a question about voter disenfranchisement
Florida health department must create guidelines for doctors who are planning to prescribe smokable medical marijuana, which may create delays for some patients
The Alabama senator told CBSN's "Red & Blue" he worries history might repeat itself and underscored the importance of reflecting on racial injustices from the '50s and '60s
Taquesta Graham, 28, is expected to be charged with murder Wednesday after her daughter's body was found in a duffel bag along a horse trail near Los Angeles
President Nicolás Maduro's foreign ministry warned that his government could take "reciprocal" actions in Venezuelan territory
Greg Longenecker's family said Pennsylvania state police had no business chasing him with a dangerous piece of machinery
As a single mom, Jenny Bennett did whatever she could to support her sons, who are now among the best college basketball players in the country
Baltimore's violent crime rate spiked in the years following the death of Freddie Gray, which set off a series of protests and fueled the Black Lives Matter movement, according to a new report
"It's on the rise and it's a little scary I think for folks," says Democratic Sen. Doug Jones
Nearly 65 percent of hospitals across the country use emergency rooms staffed by outside companies, allowing providers to charge patients more