Midwest

Thousands of Americans are without power and hundreds of flights have been canceled across the U.S. as a massive winter storm hits the Midwest and Western U.S.

Goya Foods CEO Bob Unanue says no community is too small to receive disaster relief, detailing the company's efforts to provide aid to East Palestine in the toxic train aftermath.

Representatives of Minnesota's Democratic-Farmer-Labor Party introduced bills to prohibit sales of non-electric yard equipment and ice resurfacing machines such as Zambonis.

The Illinois Supreme Court issued an opinion in an ongoing case against White Castle in connection to the Biometric Information Privacy Act that could potentially result in major fines.

Packers Sanitation Services, Inc., was hit with over $1.5 million in fines by the Department of Labor after more than 100 children were found to be working in plants across the country.

Residents of East Palestine, Ohio, say Norfolk Southern is offering checks referred to as "inconvenience fees" after one of its trains derailed and spilled toxic chemicals in the town.

East Palestine mom of four Chelsea Simpson argued the Biden administration is trying to downplay the toxic train derailment and not show "how big of a deal this really is."

The CEO of Norfolk Southern told East Palestine residents that the company will "help make things right" after a train carrying toxic substances derailed in the Ohio community.

The home in Arkansas that President Bill Clinton lived during his teenage years is up for sale for $345,000, for the first time ever on the public market.

Norfolk Southern, the company that owns the train involved in a toxic derailment disaster in East Palestine, Ohio, reveals why it skipped a town hall meeting there.

Consumer advocate and legal clerk Erin Brockovich tells those exposed to the toxic train derailment in Ohio to trust their guts on what they're seeing, smelling and feeling.

Shares of Norfolk Southern have declined approximately 6% since the Feb. 3 train derailment, but experts don't expect a long-term impact to the share price.

East Palestine mother Tracy Hager says her family and neighbors remain concerned about hazardous chemical exposures before evacuating due to the train derailment.

Out of touch, disconnected, tone-deaf dispatch from "Fantasyland" – Missouri Senator Eric Schmitt reacts to President Biden's State of the Union address.

The Indiana Senate passed a bill that would legalize the recreational use of throwing-stars in the state, despite the practice being an uncommon activity.

The Grand Forks City Council in North Dakota voted to stop a corn mill project by the Chinese-owned Fufeng Group after the U.S. Air Force warned it was a security risk.

A South Dakota-based company's standard research balloon was mistaken by users of FlightRadar24 as the infamous Chinese balloon that has swept across the U.S.

Reps. Bruce Westerman, R-Ark., and Peter Stauber, R-Minn., with policy expert Christopher Bedford, argue President Biden's ban on Minnesota mining will put America and its economy "last."

A six-year-old boy in Michigan managed to place several delivery orders using his father’s phone, resulting in $1,000 in food deliveries from Grubhub.

Missouri Attorney General Andrew Bailey calls out the "shameful behavior" by school officials who brought middle school students to a drag performance, threatening legal action.