A college student in Oklahoma is gaining widespread attention and support on social media after quitting her job at a women’s clothing shop over an email from the store’s owner ordering photos of her removed from the store’s Instagram account.

While hundreds of thousands of firefighters nationwide share a common bond when it comes to battling flames and other dangers to save lives, o…

The average American will die as many as two years sooner than if they lived in Western Europe or Japan. This can be attributed, in part, to t…

Philip Morris USA should pay for annual chest scans for thousands of longtime Marlboro smokers in Massachusetts because the company sold a defective and unreasonably dangerous product, a lawyer for the smokers told jurors at the close of a trial.

FRANKFORT — University presidents in Kentucky weren’t prepared for Gov. Matt Bevin’s proposed cuts to higher education, announced in his addre…

Robert Full doesn't like cockroaches. Probably for the same reasons as the rest of us: they're slick and they skitter, they have those shiny e…

Anyone who's experienced falling spirits in autumn or a springtime bounce in the step knows that the changing seasons can affect mood. But can…

Shawna Lowe had a better chance of having her baby in a car than winning the Powerball, but she never believed she would.

As voting continued in New Hampshire’s first-in-the-nation primaries Tuesday, officials in one small town near the Massachusetts border contended with an unusual visitor to one polling place.

At first glance, Tracie Pittman seems like an average teenager, not a once-active young woman struggling with an incurable condition. But she's been diagnosed with postural orthostatic tachycardia syndrome, a disease so rare that it affects only an estimated 1 in 100 people in the United States