A closer look at West Virginia's rare teacher walkout
As the state's labor unions and lawmakers hash out their differences, here's a look at teacher pay, the legal dilemma teachers face in walking out -- and why it all matters
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As the state's labor unions and lawmakers hash out their differences, here's a look at teacher pay, the legal dilemma teachers face in walking out -- and why it all matters
Man convicted of invasion of privacy is using the same argument Gov. Eric Greitens' lawyers are using in the effort to dismiss the governor's own felony indictment
The lawsuit filed Friday includes claims of libel and cyberbullying, and it seeks an unspecified amount in damages
Superintendent of schools speaks out about what district could do when Nikolas Cruz was a student
Suzie Hardy says the results of an E! investigation forced her to come forward now
CDC epidemiologist Timothy Cunningham disappeared more than two weeks ago after he left work early, saying he felt sick
Just minutes before the shooting, Prentis Robinson told police about a cellphone that had been stolen from him; suspect in custody
The former watchdog for the intelligence community says it "stuns" him many in the White House are reportedly operating on interim clearances after a year
Vintage car she once owned -- a 1932 Hudson Essex Terraplane --reported stolen by its current owner, has been found in L.A.
The 51-year-old actress intends to run as a Republican in California's 44th District
The victims of the recent school shooting weren't far from the minds of the hockey players when they took to the ice
Timothy Cunningham's parents found his wallet, his car and pet dog still at his home after not hearing from him for two days
West Virginia's teachers earn an average of $45,000, well below the national average of $58,000
The Ohio River -- bordering Indiana and Kentucky -- has swollen because of relentless rain resulting in the wettest February ever
The president urged a roomful of governors Monday to take up his NRA-supported idea of arming some educators