Some call it firearm feminism. According to gun trade groups, more women are buying guns than ever before.

The affected number of ballots may number a few thousand or less.

Arthur Sanchez says he didn't take COVID-19 seriously until he nearly died.

Officers were able to track down the elusive Bigfoot statue that had been stolen from the Bigfoot Discovery Museum in California.

President Donald Trump has publicly disengaged from the battle against the COVID-19 at a moment when the disease is tearing across the United States at an alarming pace.

President-elect Joe Biden is unlikely to get sweeping health care changes through a closely divided Congress, but there’s a menu of narrower actions he can choose from to make a tangible difference on affordability and coverage for millions of people.

His wish? To celebrate different holidays for a week – his birthday, Halloween, St. Patrick’s Day, Fourth of July, Easter and Thanksgiving for one last time, culminating with a Christmas parade.

Meteorologist Ava Marie says temperatures are working their way back to where they should be this time of year.

Senate partisan control won’t be decided until two runoffs are held in Georgia on Jan. 5.

New research confirms that temperature and symptom checks miss many coronavirus infections.

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The outdoors aren't just a pandemic backup plan. Spending time outside makes us happy, experts say, an effect that doesn't go away when it's cold.

Experts warn it will likely get worse before it gets better.

A Cape Cod server got a big surprise when Donnie Wahlberg sat down at the table.

Millions of people across Europe are living under restrictions as the continent battles a second wave of coronavirus — but in Belgium, authorities have decreed that one jolly worker is exempt from the rules: Santa Claus.

Joel Thys' insurance company told him they would not pay for repairs, so he filed a state and now federal lawsuit.

Here are 25 ways to be kind to yourself, your family and community, and the planet today or any day.

Taking breaths every few words, a nurse struggled to record a video for his family hours before he died of COVID-19.

Authorities are investigating a fire and explosion at a Veterans Affairs hospital in Connecticut.

Over the next week, county election offices will be counting every ballot again — only this time by hand — to confirm the accuracy of the election.

Following the rise in coronavirus cases across the state of Maryland, Baltimore County Executive Johnny Olszewski announced Friday new restrictions on restaurants, gatherings and youth sports.

Tropical Depression 31 formed Friday morning in the Caribbean Sea and is forecast to slam into already-battered Central America.

If you are feeling like your career has been in a holding pattern this year, it's not too late to jump-start it.

Chicago isn't alone. Across the country, COVID-19 numbers are continuing to reach record highs, as hospitalizations and deaths accelerate and alarming rates.

The Board of Education of Baltimore County has approved the 2021-2022 school calendar for Baltimore County Public Schools.

Restaurants continue to seek new ways to yield to coronavirus-related restrictions and safety measures, but are outdoor tents or "bubbles" a good solution?

The ruling involves the Pennsylvania Supreme Court decision to accept mail-in ballots that arrived by Friday, Nov. 6, three days after the close of polling places.

Meteorologist Taylor Grenda says Friday is cool, reaching the upper 50s.

Ng is believed to be the first female general manager for a men’s team in a major professional sports in North America.

The case has been among a series of attempts by Republicans to delay President-elect Joe Biden's win in key states.