Health officials strongly advise taking precautions to stay cool and avoid prolonged sun exposure.
The summer heat has reached the U.S., even though we are still days away from the official start of the season.
Tens of millions of Americans are under severe weather alerts as high temperatures plague parts of the South as Father’s Day and...
The U.S. plans to calm down diplomatic relations with China and encourage more cooperation on global issues.
Scripps News' Meg Hilling sits down with professors and music experts to dig into the history of these songs and the future of the genre.
This has been a particular problem with the New York Police Department, whose officers have been targeted for recruitment from other cities.
| Emily Sen and Amber Strong
There are legal strategies Trump can use to slow down the pace of the case against him.
Trump is not the only high-ranking government official caught with confidential documents after leaving office.
Bolton, who served as national security advisor under Trump, said the classified documents indictment is "very dangerous" for the former president.
Barr also pushed back against the former president’s belief that he was the victim.
It's estimated that about 160,000 cars use the roadway every day.
President Joe Biden toured the aftermath of the collapsed section of Interstate 95 in Philadelphia on Saturday.
He and Pennsylvania Governor Josh Shapiro took a helicopter to view the scene, and in a press conference shortly after, the governor...
In addition to the drug seizure, the Coast Guard says 12 suspected smugglers were arrested.
The six individuals who were shot are expected to survive.
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The study found that Americans' alcohol use is about as elevated as it was decades ago and that many self-reported trying alcohol as young as 14.
An appreciation of pioneering biologist Roger Payne, whose recording of the "Songs of the Humpback Whale" helped bring an end to global whaling.
Andrea Jenkins tells Scripps News that while the DOJ report's recommendations are helpful, they don't fully address the necessary changes.
A temporary injunction was sought by the American Civil Liberties Union of Indiana. A federal judge decided to block a large part of the state's ban.
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Its story begins in the 1970s with artist and activist Gilbert Baker.
As soldiers and indigenous men searched the Colombian jungle for four kids who survived a plane crash, one ceremonial method helped in their quest.
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Two cyclists were involved in a high-speed crash in the final descent during Thursday's stage of the Tour de Suisse.
Authorities said at least 79 people were confirmed dead but hundreds more remained missing as the search entered its third day.
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Paul Whelan's twin brother, David, joined Scripps News to discuss the challenges and frustrations associated with Paul's ongoing Russia incarceration.
Accounts from those in the restaurant said Donald Trump promised 'Food for everyone!' But, others say he had to leave quickly after saying that.
Over 40,000 pounds of Johnsonville ready-to-eat pork sausage was recalled after the USDA said it could be contaminated with black plastic fibers.
Experts say in addition to proper swim training and supervision while in the water, swimsuit color can add to your child's safety.
Payments won't come out automatically, and there are options to help lower monthly payments when they resume later this year.
Why the 30-year mortgage means housing inventory issues may stay a while.
The league's only Black owner will end his 13-year run as majority owner of the NBA expansion franchise.
The Department of Justice is part of the executive branch and is headed by a presidential appointee, currently Merrick Garland.
| Emily Sen and Lauren Magarino
Triplett was the subject of a book titled “In a Different Key,” and countless medical journal articles.
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New evidence suggests drugs like Wegovy or Ozempic could help fight addictions to things like alcohol or cigarettes.
| Eli Kintisch and Lindsey Theis
The 44-year-old reality star made the surprise announcement during a Blink-182 concert Friday night in Los Angeles.
A committee has recommended that NCAA testing should be limited to looking for performance-enhancing substances and said cannabis shouldn't be banned.
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An excessive heat warning in Texas is prompting health officials to take action, saying residents should keep cool and stay out of the sun.
The move will expand "Middle Mile" high-speed Internet infrastructure across 35 states and Puerto Rico.
| Haley Bull and Scripps News Staff
At an event marking the one-year anniversary of the Safer Communities Act, President Joe Biden urged Congress for new and tougher gun restrictions.
Two Tennessee state representatives who were expelled after a protest have won their primaries and are expected to win their elections.
Various severe weather events hit the U.S. this week, and one woman in Texas thought the worst was coming.
Based on data from last year, these are the busiest airports, but they should be in a better position this year.
A survey from the CDC found only 15% of men received mental health care in the last year.
A new report says the U.S. hospital system risks violating human rights by pushing millions to take on excessive medical debt.
Former President Donald Trump could face a third indictment sometime this summer related to his alleged 2020 election meddling in Georgia.
2021 marked the first time Juneteenth was declared a federal holiday, but it has been commemorated for over 150 years.
| Justin Boggs and Chloe Nordquist
If a homeowner is in it for the long haul, refinancing when rates fall could be the answer.
Some advocates are calling this a game-changer for travelers with disabilities.
| Simplemost and Bridget Sharkey
As part of the Inflation Reduction Act, Medicare Part B recipients may pay less for some drugs in the coming months.
With so many flight delays and so much lost luggage in recent years, many people are buying AirTags and similar devices. But is it a smart idea?
Last year the Anti-Defamation League received allegations of more than 3,600 antisemitic incidents, the most the organization has ever recorded.
The person who checked out George Orwell's "Nineteen Eighty-Four" said they believes others would benefit from reading the book in this day and age.
Bud Light has lost its spot as the top beer sold in the U.S. after holding the title since 2001.
Nearly two-thirds of those surveyed are "quiet quitting," or silently disengaging from their jobs.
Florida and Nevada might be fun, but California won as this year's most fun state in the U.S. based on an annual ranking.
The additional barrier will help make the flight deck more secure by better protecting it from intruders.
You can set alerts for your favorites, and it captures state parks, too.
| Simplemost and Bridget Sharkey
The 2018 massacre was the deadliest attack on Jews in U.S. history.
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Two nurses smeared paint and glue on a Monet painting to protest the Swedish government's handling of climate change.
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Pfizer said the shortage of injectable penicillin products is due to a variety of factors including an increase in syphilis infection rates.
A new report from the CDC says approximately 1 in 5 U.S. adults reported having been diagnosed with depression at some point in their life.
Stress and anxiety can be tough for kids to navigate. But "Feel Your Best Self" is helping kids tackle their mental health with some unique friends.
Officials say the perpetrators have not leaked any information or data that they may have taken during the breach.
The CHIPS Act provided $52 billion in funding for revitalizing the country's semiconductor industry.
Cartoon Network's "We Baby Bears" will introduce two nonbinary characters and discuss pronouns in an upcoming episode.
The Rock & Roll Hall of Fame will induct seven new members, including several artists not generally known as rock performers.
The Dodgers are honoring a group that provides "community service, ministry, and outreach to those on the edges." Some Catholics call them "lewd."
The suspension follows two incidents of the Memphis Grizzlies star waving a gun in videos posted to social media.
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The Natural Resources Defense Council and ACLU have asked a judge to sanction the City of Flint and its mayor for repeatedly violating court orders.
| Carrie Cochran and Mark Greenblatt and Amy Fan
A Scripps News Investigation uncovers hundreds of pregnant people being turned away at hospital emergency departments, in violation of federal law.
| Karen Rodriguez and Rachel Gold and Lori Jane Gliha and Rosie Cima
Scripps News' Jason Bellini gives an update to the story of a Ukrainian orphan, Denis, whom we've been tracking for more than a year.
The mayor of Russian-occupied Melitopol, Ivan Fedorov, tells Scripps News that his city's underground resistance is large, well-armed and ready.
This Scripps News documentary series explores the world surrounding the new liquid gold: Mezcal.
Scripps News Investigates: Paramedic questions drug many say is 'safe' after his patient died.
