CDC Adds COVID Wastewater Analysis To Its Data Tracker

CDC adds National Wastewater Surveillance System data to its COVID-19 tracker, giving a glimpse of rates in hundreds of U.S. communities.

GUIDELINES: Treat Everyone as a Treasure

Treat everyone as a treasure. Every person is in fact a unique work of art, with more in them than they imagine, let alone us.

Put Unruly Passengers On No-Fly List, Delta Tells DOJ

Delta Air Lines has seen a 100 percent increase in bad behavior on flights since 2019. Its CEO wants unruly passengers on "no fly" list.

Winter Olympics Opening Ceremony Broadcast: How To Watch

Here's what time the opening ceremony for the 2022 Winter Olympics will air in primetime on NBC.

COVID Death Toll Hits 900,000 In U.S., Sped By Omicron

The bleak milestone came as omicron is loosening its grip on the country, though health officials warn COVID resurgence could happen again.

​States Seek To Protect Election Workers Amid Growing Threats

Threats against those who oversee elections, from secretaries of state to county clerks and poll workers, soared amid false election claims.

Pence: Trump 'Wrong' To Say Election Could Be Overturned

Former vice president gives strongest rebuttal to date of the defeated president's claim Pence had the power to overturn the 2020 election.

Korean Singer-Songwriter JAMIE Releases “Pity Party”

Fresh off her recent success collaborating with Doja Cat & Saweetie, JAMIE delivers an eye-catching music video for her all-English single

Week In Photos: Olympics, A Notable Retirement and Police Mourn

Groundhog Punxsutawney Phil made his prediction the same week the Olympics began, Tom Brady retires, and a winter storm blasts the Midwest.

Romance Scams Cost $281M, FBI Warns As Valentine's Day Nears

The FBI says romance scams target people of all ages but especially older women as Americans' comfort with internet relationships grows.

'More money than God'

Multi-millionaire Vermont horse breeder selling out after successful tax appeal. Drops price to $14 million.

Winter Olympics: How To Watch 2022 Opening Ceremony In Beijing

With a focus on American athletes, the opening ceremony of the 2022 Winter Games will be re-broadcast in the United States on Friday night.

11 Good News Stories: Babies In A Hurry; An Extraordinary Reunion

Give a boy a fishing pole; second chances; career inspiration; pig’s heart beats on; cat missing from Maine for 7 years turns up in Florida.

Listeria In Salads: 2 Died Among 17 People Sickened In 13 States

The number of people who were sickened after eating listeria contaminated packaged salads is likely much higher, the CDC said.

Risky Pandemic Driving Behind 12% Spike In Traffic Deaths: Report

A new government report projects 31,720 people died in the first nine months of 2021, a 12 percent increase over the same period in 2020.

What Germany's Effort To Leave Coal Behind Can Teach The U.S.

Germany has embarked on a formal effort to exit coal, while the U.S hasn't.

A Police Car Hit A Kid On Halloween 2019

The NYPD is quashing a move to punish the officer.

'Solar ain't so great'

Maine energy expert questions solar claims

Lightning Snaked 477 Miles Across 3 U.S. States, Set World Record

Record-setting megaflash traveled the equivalent of the distance between New York City and Columbus, Ohio.

School Shooting: Cops Show Up With Guns Drawn, But At Wrong Place

Your 5-minute read to start the day: Lane Bryant 2008 killings; northern lights possible; Rock Hall of Fame nominees; meet the Commanders.

Hundreds Of Flights Canceled As Snow And Ice Move Across U.S.

​The blast of frigid weather put a long stretch of states from New Mexico and Colorado to Maine under winter storm warnings and watches.

COVID Staffing Shortages Cause Schools To Turn To Volunteers

States loosen teaching requirements, giving schools more hiring flexibility as COVID-19 exposures, illness and quarantines thin staff ranks.

Photos: Class of 2022 Rock & Roll Hall Of Fame Nominees Named

Dolly Parton, Lionel Ritchie and Carly Simon are among the nominees up for the 2022 induction into the Rock & Roll Hall of Fame.

Aurora Borealis Map: Northern Lights May Dance In Several States

A powerful solar flare hurtling through space since Saturday is expected to reach Earth Wednesday, so be alert for auroras through Thursday.

Black History Month Opens With Bomb Threats At HBCUs

Your 5-minute read: Vaccines for kids under 5 a step closer; same-sex penguin parenting; 2 police officers killed in VA campus shooting.

Flights Canceled As Wide Swath Of U.S. Braces For Winter Storm

The approaching blast of frigid weather put a long stretch of states from New Mexico to Vermont under winter storm warnings and watches.

Historically Black Schools Across U.S. Reckon With Bomb Threats

Black History Month got off to a somber start after more than a dozen historically Black colleges and universities received bomb threats.

Pfizer COVID-19 Vaccines For Kids Under 5: Things To Know

Pfizer and its partner BioNTech asked the FDA to approve a two-dose coronavirus vaccine regimen for children 5 and younger.

‘Mad As Hell’: Federal Judge Hears Arbery's Parents, Rejects Deal

Your 5-minute read to start the day: Word on Wordle sale; Tom Brady breaks silence on retirement; what to name Washington Football Team.

U.S. Gives Full Approval To Moderna's COVID-19 Vaccine

Moderna's COVID-19 shot has been available to Americans for more than a year; the FDA action formalizes approval of the coronavirus shot.

What To Do When You Get A Sprain Or A Strain

If you suffer from an injury, play it safe by incorporating the RICE method and consulting with your doctor if you experience pain.

5 Ways To Make Your Cardiovascular Health A Priority

February is American Heart Month, and good habits such as exercising and eating right can make caring for your heart easier.

10 Ways To Create The Home Of Your Dreams In 2022

Whether your perfect home includes a newly installed pool or brand-new hardwood floors, the pros are here to turn your dreams into reality.

5 Ways To Form Healthier Medication Habits In 2022

Small changes such as requesting refills early and properly disposing of medicine can help you form better prescription habits.

EPA Rejects Texas' More Lenient Standard For Highly Toxic Air Pollutant

Administrator admits to industrial air causing cancer risk in the United States.

Joe Cool: Burrow, McPherson Lift Bengals Into Super Bowl

Your 5-minute read to start today: NTSB opens bridge collapse probe; NY tourism ads target AZ; Biden calls for release of U.S. hostage.

Biden Calls On Taliban To Release U.S. Hostage In Afghanistan

President Joe Biden's statement comes near the second anniversary of Navy veteran Mark Frerich's kidnapping in Kabul.

Hey stop that shopping cart!

Vermont city weighs 'stolen' carts

GUIDELINES: Take Quietness with You

If you have not yet discovered the quiet within you, I assure you it is there waiting to be discerned.

Hardy New Englanders Ride Out, Make Most Of Brutal Nor’easter

Your 5-minute read to start today: Tom Brady to retire; man receives kidney from long-lost classmate; Joni Mitchell protests Spotify.