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Police say Orlando waitress saved boy from abuse with note asking if he needed help

An 11-year-old boy was removed from his home and his parents are in jail after police say an Orlando waitress noticed something was wrong and used a note to ask him if he needed help.

Social worker indicted on sexual battery charges

Student-athletes wear masks while playing

Protests call for Senator Hawley to resign

Bars could benefit from carry-out cocktails

Nebraska town evacuated for hours because of large wildfire

Woman shot, killed after possibly thrown from car

Police seek burglary suspect caught on camera

Public health officials call for racial equity

Teacher raises back in consideration in SC

Hospital collecting medical stockpile

15 pounds of 'high-grade marijuana' confiscated

Woman accused of intentionally hitting woman

'Nashville Six' honored at Predators opening night

Women introduced to welding as a career through free workshop

The online shopping exec Walmart hired to take on Amazon is leaving

The executive hired to help boost Walmart's e-commerce business to compete with Amazon is leaving the company.

Wealthy homeowners are getting richer, while first-time buyers struggle

The pandemic has further expanded the divide between people who are thriving financially and those who are barely hanging on. The stock market continues to soar, enriching wealthy investors, while millions of other Americans are out of work and must rely on unemployment and other benefits.

Biden announces more communications staff

The incoming Biden administration appointed a dozen communications staffers on Friday, including deputy press secretary and chief photographer.

Wells Fargo can't seem to escape its troubled past

Wells Fargo is still being haunted by its history of ripping off customers.

For the first time in over 100 years, Virginia won't celebrate Lee-Jackson Day

For the first time in more than 100 years, Lee-Jackson Day will not officially be celebrated in Virginia.