Some Army civilian employees who were supposed to be furloughed during the recent shutdown went to work anyway, then were instructed to fill out time cards stating that they had not. Now the workers ...

PANAMA CITY BEACH, FL. (WTVY) - Panama City Beach Police Chief J.R. Talamantez is committed to making sure this year’s spring break is not like recent years that have seen violence strip the season of ...

Investor scrutiny is set to increase this year as AI foundation model developers chart their way to becoming public companies, analysts said. It will be a "make or break" year for such companies, and ...

Several House Democrats split from the party line to vote in favor of a bill that would fund the Department of Homeland Security, along with Immigration and Customs Enforcement (ICE). The bill ...

XRP fell 2.3% to $2.12 as buyers failed to push the token through overhead resistance near $2.17, with heavy mid-session volume fading into consolidation even as closely-linked payments firm Ripple ...

Nvidia has been sitting out of the market's rally in recent months, but top names on Wall Street say the bubbling anxiety that has rocked the tech stock could be overblown. Although Nvidia remains up ...

Bitcoin (CRYPTO: BTC) is setting up well for a rally in 2026, backed by several bullish technical indicators and receding sell pressure. What Happened: Glassnode data shows that profit-taking pressure ...

FRANKLIN COUNTY, Pa. (WHTM) — The Franklin County Jail Warden released more information to clarify a recent incident at the jail. After Pennsylvania State Police and Jail Administration each ...

Several residents in a Killeen subdivision claim to have captured recent car break-ins on their home security video systems. Jorge Correa, a resident of The Landing at Clear Creek neighborhood, ...

President Donald J. Trump and his Administration are unleashing a relentless assault to dismantle the massive fraud empires built in Minnesota under the watch of incompetent Democrats like Tim Walz ...

DENVER — How local governments in Colorado punish low-level crimes is about to change after a new ruling from the state’s highest court. The Colorado Supreme Court ruled cities cannot impose harsher ...