Floodwaters cover Florida after Hurricane IanDays after Hurricane Ian stormed through the state, Gov. Ron DeSantis is still marshaling aid amid controversy over the timing of mandatory evacuation orders.Play04:212 hours ago
Dr. Bob Bond grew up going to Priest Lake, the remote Idaho wetlands at center of Supreme Court caseDr. Bob Bond has been coming to the lake since 1939 shortly after he was born. His Dad built a cabin there, not on wetlands, where Bond and his wife...Play06:032 hours ago
Brazil's presidential election goes to runoffFormer President Luiz Inácio Lula da Silva secured a slight lead over incumbent President Jair Bolsonaro in Sunday's election. But it wasn't enough for an outright victory.Play04:562 hours ago
Alabama prison strike continues in protest of conditionsThe strike is in protest of terrible conditions for those who are incarcerated, citing overcrowding, understaffing and violence as their main concerns.Play05:552 hours ago
Georgia is the last state to roll out eWIC food programMillions of people across the U.S. who depend on federal nutrition program The Women, Infants and Children Program, known as WIC, had to endure an inconvenient process at the grocery...Play03:412 hours ago
Indonesia grieves after deadly soccer stampedeThe stampede killed at least 125 people.Play05:362 hours ago
How can investors be smart during this tough period in the British market?Between recession fears, interest rate hikes and the ups and downs of financial markets, the last quarter was rough for investors.Play03:513 hours ago
From Cardi B to his own compositions, pianist BLKBOK plays it allBLBOK is a classically trained pianist who covers musicians like Cardi B but also writes his own music based on current events.Play11:033 hours ago
Hurricane Ian deepens Florida's insurance industry crisisEven before Hurricane Ian, Floridians were paying some of the highest homeowners insurance rates in the country.Play05:483 hours ago
Florida nonprofit on Sanibel Island pivots to disaster relief after IanAt least 80 people are dead in Florida after Hurricane Ian. From Dunbar in Fort Myers to Sanibel and beyond, residents are still digging out and starting to rebuild.Play04:543 hours ago
Battles are popping up around the country over how elections are run. Here's how it looks in GeorgiaElection officials have resigned and retired in large numbers. Election workers are trying to access more security. And now officials are pointing out a new front in the battle. Play05:483 hours ago
What's behind the recent outbreak of small green worms in Dallas-Fort Worth?Scientists attribute the outbreak of cankerworms, or inchworms, to recent heavy rains.Play02:173 hours ago
Wolves and beavers may be the key to restoring ecosystems in the American WestA recent study calls for restoring ecosystems and biodiversity in the American West by reducing grazing livestock on public lands and reintroducing wolves and beavers.Play07:233 hours ago
Jewish father and son gain motivation fighting for UkraineA father and son fighting for Ukraine against the Russian invasion say the war has heightened their Jewish identity.Play04:013 hours ago
Ukrainian armed forces claim control of city of LymanRussian President Vladimir Putin claimed to have annexed the city last Friday.Play05:313 hours ago
First commuter electric plane takes maiden flight in Washington stateIf approved for commercial use, it could be the future of sustainable aviation.Play03:33Sep 30, 2022
Cases on affirmative action, voting rights and EPA in upcoming Supreme Court termThe Supreme Court's new term starts next week after a blockbuster last term when the court overturned Roe v. Wade.Play06:40Sep 30, 2022
Ian presses in to South CarolinaNational Hurricane Center forecasters predict a storm surge of up to 7 feet hitting the Carolina coast and as much as 8 inches of rain.Play04:17Sep 30, 2022
How storm recovery has become a leadership testOur elected leaders face political challenges as they respond to epic storm damage.Play10:30Sep 30, 2022
Florida power grid severely damaged following Hurricane IanMore than 2 million homes and businesses are left without power in the aftermath of Hurricane Ian. Play04:25Sep 30, 2022
