Arizona's first sports betting operations officially opened for business Thursday in time for the start of the NFL season, with live wagers taken on college and professional sports online and at two retail locations in Phoenix.
A woman accused of filming herself abusing a person in her care at a Racine County assisted living facility and distributing the video pleaded not guilty Thursday to 16 felony counts.
Project features new bridges, ramps, transit station, bike and pedestrian upgrades.
Two women who lost loved ones in the 9/11 attacks and their aftermath pledge to use the tragedy to make the world a better place.
Justin Jefferson said he and Bengals rookie Ja'Marr Chase, the top weapons for Joe Burrow and the Tigers in 2019, have been "sharing some words" ahead of Sunday's game.
Regulators told a Minnesota-based utility Thursday that they need more information before signing off on a permit transfer necessary for a financially troubled coal-fired power plant in North Dakota to be sold to a Bismarck-based marketer of wholesale electricity.
Governor for third day visits schools at the start of classes, urges child vaccinations for those 12 and older who are eligible.
A federal judge has ruled Northern California county officials can't stop trucks from delivering water to Hmong farmers who are illegally growing marijuana, saying the practice raises "serious questions" about racial discrimination and leaves the growers without a source of water for drinking, bathing and growing food.
The decision brings local leaders' vision for downtown closer to fruition.
The 25,000-square-foot Mobile Discovery Center is here till Saturday night.