U.S. losing to Germany in trade? This community doesn't think so
In the Upstate region of South Carolina alone, there are 442 international companies -- 136 of them German
14-year-old to graduate from Texas Christian University
The 14-year-old boy has become a campus celebrity
Sheriff pushes back against Texas' "sanctuary city" ban
Gov. Greg Abbott signs law banning so-called "sanctuary cities" in Texas
GOP health care bill raises coverage concerns
Republican-sponsored health care plan covers pre-existing conditions, but not the way Obamacare does
Attorney defends megachurch's proposal to establish its own police force
Proposed bill would authorize Briarwood Presbyterian to establish its own independent police force in light of recent mass shootings
City in New York state gets nearly 3 feet of snow
Snowfall totals may have been underwhelming in the big cities near the coast -- but not to the west
Deadly wildfires devastate southern Plains
At least six people have died, more than a million acres have burned -- and thousands have been forced from their homes
In America's heartland, the American Dream is in crisis
Department of Agriculture predicts farmers’ incomes will drop an additional nine percent this year, extending the worst slide in generations
Texas governor pushes to pull funding from sanctuary county
A new sheriff will not enforce federal immigration laws, prompting Gov. Greg Abbott to pull $2 million
In a first, woman gets top spot under Ringling Brothers big top
In a first for the Ringling Brothers circus, a woman is about to step onto the floor -- and shatter the ceiling
Why did Esteban Santiago get his handgun back from police?
Police confiscated the alleged shooter's gun when he was sent for mental evaluation, but returned it a month later
Portland tackles widening pay gap between CEOs, employees
In December, Portland increased taxes on businesses with huge income gaps -- and it will affect over 500 companies
"Satan, Fidel is now yours": Little Havana celebrates
News of Fidel Castro’s death prompts celebrations in streets of Miami’s Cuban-American neighborhood
Public backlash delays Zika spraying in Fla. as virus spreads
Mosquito spraying in Miami Beach -- planned for Thursday -- was put off until Friday after a public protest, and outcry
Baby born with Zika virus is medical mystery
A baby born in Miami with Zika virus, despite showing no signs of it before birth, has medical professionals stumped