U.S. and Iran trade strikes for first time in weeks
The U.S. and Iran traded strikes overnight for the first time in weeks, threatening to push what had become an economic war back into full combat.
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The U.S. and Iran traded strikes overnight for the first time in weeks, threatening to push what had become an economic war back into full combat.
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The company made a similar change to the gulf of Mexico last year, labeling it the “Gulf of America” following President Trump’s executive order to rename that body of water.
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At least eight people died and 18 were missing after the ferry carrying 267 passengers and crew capsized off the coast of North Cyprus Sunday, leaving survivors clinging to its overturned hull.
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Hundreds gathered Saturday night to remember a William Jewell College football player who died after a medical emergency during the team’s season opener.
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City leaders in San Diego are set to unveil a new plan to deal with a raw sewage problem affecting the Tijuana river.
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Rescuers tried to free hundreds of workers Monday believed to be trapped in tunnels at hydropower sites that were buried in mud by catastrophic flooding on the Nepal-China border.
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A deadly flash flood at the Grand Canyon is prompting an ongoing search for people who remain unaccounted for, while the park imposes major water restrictions.
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Three people were injured when shots rang out last near a park in South Bend, Indiana Sunday night.
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Participants gathered at the cancer center garden and simultaneously lit gold necklaces in honor of the children and families who have faced a pediatric cancer diagnosis.
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More people are turning to AI chatbots for health advice, but experts warn the answers may be inaccurate and raise privacy concerns.
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Multiple people were hurt Monday morning when a shuttle bus at Newark’s Liberty Airport crashed into a concrete wall.
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Arizona Western College men’s soccer enters the 2026 season with lofty expectations as one of the NJCAA’s premier programs looks to rebound from a year that, by its standards, fell short of expectations.
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The Arizona Western College men’s soccer team is looking to bounce back after falling short of expectations last season.
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NFL superstar Aaron Donald is coming out of retirement and returning to the Los Angeles Rams.
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Bad Apple Boxing is celebrating its third birthday in Yuma, marking three years of developing local athletes while creating a strong sense of community inside the gym.
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After weeks of extreme heat, temperatures are finally trending downward across Yuma and Imperial Counties as we head into the new week.
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Police in Ohio have released bodycam video of the moment Jed York, the owner of the San Francisco 49ers, was arrested last Sunday.
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Friends of the Lower Colorado River held a river clean up event gateway park Saturday morning.
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The State Department now says some 100 Americans are missing in the catastrophic flooding that hit the Nepal-China border earlier this week.
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One person has died and four others injured after they were hit by a pickup truck in Fort Collins during the city’s downtown Tour De Fat bicycle parade earlier Saturday.
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