Cherokee Officials Expect Record-Breaking National Holiday Attendance
Cherokee Nation Principal Chief Chuck Hoskin Jr. says the celebration is all about honoring ancestors of the past and today's equality.
| Allison Herrera
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Nude Photos Nearly Delay Southwest Airlines Flight To Cabo
Passengers on a recent trip to Cabo saw more than clouds and clear skies on their Southwest Airlines flight.
| Gage Jackson
'Love Is Blind' Contestant Suing Show For Restricting 'Basic Needs'
Jeremy Hartwell said basic human needs like sleep, water and food were restricted while on the show. Netflix said the claims have no merit.
Prenups Aren't All Bad. Here's Why They're Becoming More Common
Prenups can be a touchy subject, but the stigma is fading, with some experts saying it could be a smart move for anyone getting married.
| Scripps News Staff
KMGH: You Need To Know About This Slick Cable Or Satellite TV Scam
Scammers are posing as employees of cable or satellite companies to get personal information or credit card numbers.
| John Matarese and KMGH
Who Qualifies For Biden's Student Loan Forgiveness Plan?
Many Republicans criticized the announcement, arguing it will make inflation worse by giving people more money to spend.
Exclusive: FBI Agents In The U.S. Report Symptoms Of Mystery Syndrome
There have been a dozen or more incidents of FBI agents reporting strange brain symptoms on U.S. soil, but investigation remains relatively quiet.
Government Takes Steps To Improve Food Security For Military Families
In recent months, the U.S. government has taken some steps to improve food security for its service members — but there's more to do.
Teachers On TikTok Give Inside Look Into The Profession
Teachers sharing more about their classroom and teaching style are making their rounds on TikTok, giving viewers a behind-the-scenes look at the job.
The Cost Of Being A Teacher
Teachers are spending hundreds of dollars out of pocket on school supplies to personal protective equipment.
The Meaning Behind Pope Francis' Meeting With Transgender People
Some say Pope Francis' meeting with transgender people may not translate into doctrinal change, but it could lead to cultural acceptance.
Where Do You Go When You Gotta Go? America's Public Bathroom Shortage
Discrimination, underinvestment and sanitation concerns have led to a lack of public bathrooms, which has multiple consequences.
| Scripps News Staff
The Great Barrier Reef Has Highest Growth Of Coral In Nearly 40 Years
Unfortunately, the Great Barrier Reef is still vulnerable, as in the southern region it decreased from 38% to 34%.
| Lea Herring
Online Passport Renewal Is Now A Reality
If you didn't make the initial 25,000 applicant list, don't worry. The U.S. State Department says they will reopen the program again in September.
Grocery Inflation Is Still Increasing
Consumers are still seeing an increase in grocery costs, despite a 0% increase in overall inflation for the month of July.
Keeping Track Of Subscriptions
New data shows the average consumer underestimated their monthly subscription costs by $133.
| Bianca Facchinei and Carlos Mendez
Complaints, Scams Rising In The High-Priced Consumer Market
Auto sales and repairs were No. 1 in complaints in the consumer industry in 2021, though the rental and housing scenes have also struggled.
Parents Worry About Increasing Cost Of School Supplies
Some organizations are helping their communities get ready to go back to school as parents share concerns about rising costs for school supplies.
North Carolina Brewery Uses Wind Turbine To Make Beer
Outer Banks Brewing Station is taking a tip from the Wright brothers and the winds they used to power the world's first plane.
Why Do We Say 'God Bless You' When Someone Sneezes?
Today, the response to a sneeze is mostly an ingrained reaction.
| Simon Kaufman and Casey Mendoza
Explaining U.S. Tipping Practices
There are several places where it's customary to tip service workers, but only five reasons why we engage in this behavior in the first place.
How The Federal Reserve's Rate Hikes Affect Your Finances
Answers to some of the most common questions about the impact of the rate hike.
| AP and Scripps News Staff
Inflation Costs For Wedding Guests
The pandemic pushed back many weddings, and now many wedding guests are struggling to attend due to inflation costs.
Inflation Taking A Bite Out Of Restaurant Owners Across The Country
A Nashville restaurant owner shares inflation troubles with Newsy. He says he's had to raise prices and then lower them just to make ends meet.
Over 1,000 Lufthansa Flights Canceled As Staff Strikes In Germany
The ver.di service workers' union announced the strike Monday and is seeking a 9.5% pay increase for about 20,000 employees.
| AP and Scripps News Staff and Trent Murray
Book Truck Is Helping Combat Negative Stereotypes
Black Wordschoolers is a bookmobile filled with stories from Black authors. It's helping students learn to repel stereotypes and raise literacy rates.
Klondike Discontinues The Choco Taco
Klondike is halting production of the ice cream treat, but customers may still see it on shelves as stores run through their inventory.
| AP
Pope Francis Visits Site Of Native Abuse In Canada To Apologize
Pope Francis is on a week-long visit to Canada that centers on an apology.
| Mimi Mees and Amber Strong
Pope Lands In Canada, Set For Apologies To Indigenous Groups
On Monday, the pope is meeting with residential school survivors in Maskwacis, where he is expected to deliver an apology.
| AP and Scripps News Staff
Why Are More States Requiring Personal Finance Education?
Fourteen states now require high school students to take a financial literacy course before graduating.
