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People looking over any damages from late night wintry mix
Johnson and his dog Ida Mae came out to check on the cattle to see, how they braved the wintry weather.
Heather Nauert withdraws from consideration as UN ambassador
State Department spokeswoman Heather Nauert said Saturday she has withdrawn from consideration as UN ambassador.
Man caught after escaping arrest
A man wanted for an outstanding warrant for Trafficking in Methamphetamine and other drug related charges fled after being arrested Saturday afternoon.
Democratic contenders step up calls for gun control legislation following Illinois shooting
As the nation once again grappled with the tragedy and shock of another workplace shooting rampage, the 2020 Democratic candidates decried the failure of Congress to move gun control legislation — calling for immediate action to keep Americans safe.
Special counsel prosecutors say they have communications of Stone with WikiLeaks
Prosecutors said for the first time that they have evidence of Roger Stone communicating with WikiLeaks.
Pritzker names second Veterans Affairs director in 2 weeks
Gov. J.B. Pritzker has appointed a state lawmaker as director of the state's Veterans Affairs department after his first choice stepped down.
Police: Aurora attacker took gun to firing
Authorities say a fired worker who killed five people at a suburban Chicago manufacturing warehouse was able to buy the gun he used because an initial background check didn't catch that he had a prior felony conviction in Mississippi.
Payless is closing all its 2,100 US stores
Payless is the latest retail chain to close up shop in the United States.
Nonprofit sues Kentucky over Medicaid reimbursement rates
Passport Health Plan has filed a lawsuit alleging that Kentucky's cuts to Medicaid reimbursement rates will result in the nonprofit going out of business by March.
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