Police say a man in South Ozone Park, Queens, dragged a motionless dog down the street before setting it on fire.

ADOT has been made aware of two versions of the scam text that also included grammatical errors and came from overseas.

The Arizona Department of Transportation says scammers are using its Motor Vehicle Division logo in texts claiming unpaid tickets.

Samsung Electronics reported on Thursday a 55% drop in second-quarter operating profit as delays in high-bandwidth memory ...

Grab Holdings beat Wall Street expectations for second-quarter revenue on Wednesday, as consumers boosted spending on its ...

In January, DHS rescinded a federal policy barring ICE raids at “sensitive locations,” including houses of worship.

TAMPA — Mike Evans didn’t have to practice Tuesday night. The Bucs receiver will turn 32 in about three weeks, and with an ...

The New York Times is facing heavy criticism after it walked back part of a story it published last week detailing children’s ...

WIMAUMA — Hillsborough County officials on Wednesday held a ribbon-cutting ceremony for Aquilla J. Morgan High School, a new ...

How the waterlily can, to some, be a symbol of purity and enlightenment, and to others a reminder of exclusion, persecution and violence ...

Following Trump’s executive order, Nashville’s Belmont University faces scrutiny for its “Hope, Unity, and Belonging” program ...

Public debates about God often hinge on syllogisms. Alex O’Connor unexpectedly reminded me there's more to truth than that.