WEWS: Ohio Hotels Wait For Business Travel To Resume
The state eliminated about 30,000 jobs during the pandemic.
FAA blames contract workers for outage that grounded flights
Most airports in the U.S. held planes at the gate for about two hours on the morning of Jan. 11 while the situation was resolved.
By Seth Wenig / APRecord number of guns seized by TSA: Here's which airports fared worst
The agency reported that it confiscated 6,542 firearms in 2022. That's an increase of 570 firearms over 2021.
By Ted Shaffrey / APVisit U.S. national parks for free on these days in 2023
Admission is free on January 16 and four additional days throughout the year. Mark your calendars and enjoy the great outdoors.
By National Park Service via APTop Stories
State of emergency declared over violent Atlanta protest
Gov. Brian Kemp's declaration allows him to call up to 1,000 National Guard members to help "subdue riot and unlawful assembly."
By Alex Slitz / ApHouse GOP wastes no time launching investigations
With their new majority in hand, House Republicans have made it clear that government oversight will be a huge focus.
By Jose Luis Magana / APWhere Gen Z gets its news: Social media
A 2022 poll shows network and cable TV news came in fifth and sixth place, with newspapers dead last.
By Martin Meissner / AP