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Kansas City, Missouri, plans to boost security by installing facial recognition cameras on buses. However, the rollout has been delayed due to technical and financial issues.

New data from the West Health-Gallup Affordability Index shows that only about half of U.S. adults could afford their healthcare and had access to quality care last year.

The University of Cincinnati athletic department issued a statement Wednesday to dispute a claim from Brendan Sorsby's agent, who says the school knew about the quarterback's gambling and didn't do anything about it.

LOS ANGELES (AP) -- Un hombre que intentó entrar en la casa de la estrella del pop Sabrina Carpenter más de una decena de veces recibió la orden de un juez de mantenerse alejado de ella durante cinco años el miércoles.

Tom Dreesen, known as half of one of America's first interracial comedy duos with Tim Reid, has died. His publicist confirmed his death in Los Angeles on Wednesday.

NUEVA YORK (AP) -- Los científicos han encontrado la evidencia conocida más antigua de la peste, que desencadenó brotes mortales que se remontan a casi 5.500 años, unos 200 años antes de lo que se pensaba.

An 18-year-old was critically injured in Central Park after a carriage horse bolted and sent passengers flying from the cab.

Prosecutors have charged the chief engineer of the cargo ship Dali in connection with the 2024 collapse of Baltimore's Francis Scott Key Bridge.

Honolulu's multimillion-dollar investment in new building permit software may be showing signs of paying off after a stormy start that saw some permitting staff pleading for a return to the old system.

Colorado regulators are reviewing Xcel Energy's final plan to clean up groundwater contamination caused by decades of coal ash disposal at the Valmont Power Station.