Brad Vest/Getty Images (JACKSON, Miss.) — Residents of Jackson, Mississippi, are facing a clean water shortage, days after Gov. Tate Reeves announced a major pump at the city’s main water treatment facility was damaged. The city’s mayor
NASA/Joel Kowsky (NEW YORK) — NASA kicked off Monday its plan to send an unmanned space capsule into the moon’s orbit, marking the initial launch in an ambitious plan to establish a long term presence on the
Mario Tama/Getty Images (LOS ANGELES) — At least seven firefighters were injured in a raging wildfire in southern California, officials said Wednesday night. The Route Fire in Castaic has burned over 5,208 acres with 12% containment as
alexsl/Getty Images (NEW YORK) — New York is adjusting to a new reality for gun possession as the state law prompted by a Supreme Court decision in June goes into effect Thursday. The Supreme Court decision struck
John Greim/LightRocket via Getty Images (WEST POINT, N.Y.) — A plaque dedicated to the Ku Klux Klan at the West Point military academy has come under fire by a congressional panel dedicated to identifying and advising on
Alysha Webb/ABC News (BUFFALO, N.Y.) — While federal prosecutors are weighing whether to seek the death penalty against the suspect in the racially motivated Buffalo, New York, mass shooting that left 10 Black people dead, the son
Geo Piatt/Getty Images (NEW YORK) — As kids return to school across the country, fall-like temperatures haven’t returned to classrooms. Instead, students from more than 100 Philadelphia schools were sent home early on the second and third
State and County Health Departments (NEW YORK) — As children and teens continue to head back to classrooms, questions are arising about how much of a risk K-12 schools are when it comes to the spread of