A woman in Georgia was shocked after finding one of her bids from the Murdaugh family estate auction turned up hundreds of never-before-seen family photos.
A group led by Josh Harris and Mitchell Rales has submitted a fully financed bid for the NFL’s Washington Commanders, according to two people with knowledge of the situation.
Following the mass shooting at a Christian school in Nashville that killed three students and three adults, singer Lauren Daigle postponed her concert to instead host a community vigil.
The Fed official, Michael Barr, said that the Fed is considering whether stronger bank rules are needed to prevent a similar bank failure in the future.
Arkansas Gov. Sarah Huckabee Sanders on Monday called for setting aside $470 million for new prison beds and imposing sentencing changes to keep violent offenders incarcerated longer as part of a public safety package lawmakers expect to take up starting this week.
Birthplace of Route 66 Festival organizers the City of Springfield, Aaron Sachs & Associates, KY3/KSPR/CW, Downtown Springfield Association, and West Central Neighborhood Alliance announced the lineup for the 2023 festival in a news conference Tuesday.
By The Associated Press and BEN FINLEY and TRAVIS LOLLER
Three children and three adults died at the Presbyterian school, which was founded in 2001 in the affluent Green Hills neighborhood just south of downtown Nashville, Tennessee.
Just weeks after Biden unveiled his own budget, his administration is looking for chances to lean into its battle with Republicans over spending priorities and who has better ideas to steward the U.S. economy.
Rather than open direct talks on the debt ceiling, which the Democrats agree must be raised, Biden and his party’s lawmakers are challenging Republicans to publicly present their own budget proposals — something McCarthy has declined to do.
A man from Florida has been charged after he got into an argument with members of the Hells Angles motorcycle gang and pointed a gun at them Sunday evening.
The city of Springfield is putting together marijuana-use restrictions allowed by Amendment 3 that will be considered by the city council starting next week (April 3). They would not allow recreational pot use in public places or moving cars and address odor issues.
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