Days after a well-known YouTuber and other content creators visited San Diego child care providers’ homes, state officials are denouncing what they say is targeted harassment of providers — especially ...

BROWNSBURG, Ind. – The internet can be a dangerous place for kids, but it isn’t going anywhere. In fact, it’s evolving every day. That’s why several dozen parents went to Brownsburg High School ...

Congress is weighing a decision with critical national security implications for generations to come: Where to locate the next FBI headquarters. The current headquarters, the Hoover Building, is long ...

Hidden inside a historic 19th century house on East Fourth Street in Manhattan is a secret sanctuary. Ever since the Merchant’s House Museum opened its doors to the public in 1936, visitors have lined ...

New efforts are underway to help the homeless in the Northern California city of Davis. City leaders have approved a new program that allows people to sleep in their cars overnight on approved sites.

Hiding cash at home? These clever hiding spots are more secure than under your mattress and can help keep your money safer from theft. Trump undercuts GOP push to attach SAVE Act to shutdown bill as ...

On MS NOW Senator Amy Klobuchar talked about her run to become Minnesota governor: AMY KLOBUCHAR: It's unbelievable to me because it's getting more and more out of reach for people to afford their ...

WILMINGTON, N.C. (WECT) - County leaders and neighbors gathered to cut the ribbon on ‘The Farm,’ a new program from A Safe Place where survivors of sex trafficking can stay for up to two years.

A poor neighborhood in Baton Rouge, La., has a volunteer initiative that's making a difference for the children there. The Gardere neighborhood of East Baton Rouge Parish in Louisiana has a long ...

Los Angeles is often associated with theme parks, movie studios, and beaches—but when you’re traveling with kids, especially young ones, those can be overwhelming, crowded, and not always the safest ...

PA man convicted of killing 23-year-old gestures to crowd after sentence: 'pathetic' A 22-year-old made a "bizarre" gesture to a cheering crowd as he was sentenced to a maximum of 40 years in prison ...