Kevin Billings

A potentially dangerous combination of heat and humidity is expected along the Gulf Coast while strong winds in Arizona may cause the multiple wildfires to spread to neighboring states.

The suspect, whose name has not been released, shot himself after being confronted by local and federal authorities in Killeen, Texas, about the disappearance of Vanessa Guillen.

Another $550 million of California's newest budget has been set aside to help local officials secure more housing to get the homeless off the streets as coronavirus spikes in the state.

New York City was on schedule to begin Phase 3 of the state's reopening plan, allowing indoor dining at 50% occupancy and gatherings of 25 people.

Seattly Mayor Jenny Durkan issued an executive order for the CHOP to be dispersed after four shootings, warning anyone who doesn't disperse willingly will be arrested.

Alibaba will begin offering Beyond Meat's meatless burgers at its 50 Freshippo supermarkets located in Shanghai, with plans to expand availability to Freshippos in Beijing and Hangzhou.

A state judge ruled in June "all eligible voters" would be able to cast absentee ballots in the upcoming elections, but the ruling was criticized for the broad language used and not directly addressing the in-person voting requirement for first-time voters.

The travel advisory requires anyone traveling to New Jersey from a state with a high number of new daily coronavirus cases to self-quarantine for 14 days after arriving.

Former Marine pilot Amy McGrath edged her opponent in the Kentucky Democratic primary and will face Mitch McConnell in what is expected to be among the most closely watched races.

While details have not been released, Google is believed to have purchased the company for around $200 million which has been called a "firesale" price.

Dr. Scott Gottlieb comments follow a report from Mount Sinai Health System in New York City saying around 19% of the city's population was infected by April 19.

The U.S. Government Accountability Office outlined the mistakes the IRS made in its report, which included ignoring protocols for screening potential payments to the deceased and failure to notify the Social Security Administration and Treasury Department.

The local medical examiner ruled the deaths as accidental drownings after police initially said they suspected electricity played a role.

British Prime Minister Boris Johnson said the increase in obesity will place "costly" pressure on the National Health Service if it continues to rise.

The Supreme Court said the Louisiana placed a "substantial obstacle" in women's ability to seek an abortion in the state.

The Mississippi Legislature voted to remove the flag that has stood since 1894 and put together a commission to design a new one.

Among other companies pulling ads from Facebook over hate speech are communications company Verizon and outdoor clothing makers North Face and Patagonia.

Police have not released the identities of the six victims or the suspect, but Identified one of the victims was a police officer.

New York City, Los Angeles, Chicago, Houston and Phoenix present varying images of what reopening looks like amid dropping and surging coronavirus cases.

The current surge in cases contrasts the first months of the pandemic when the pandemic's hotspots were in primarily Democratic states.

Health experts warned the July 3 festivities could serve as a breeding ground for coronavirus while park officials warn the planned fireworks display could ignite fires in surrounding forests.

The victim's family filed a lawsuit against the facility for his death, seeking a $100 million in damages.

The three officers involved in the fatal arrest have resigned rather than face termination.

U.S. trade adviser Peter Navarro said new tariffs would be imposed on China if it didn't meet "purchase commitments" outlined in the U.S.-China trade deal.

The World Health Organization said the recent surge of cases in the U.S. and South America have been the biggest drivers.

The travel advisory comes as New York, New Jersey, and Connecticut continue moving forward with reopening.

Tuesday's protests were in response to the arrest of a local activist and Black man who was seen screaming at restaurant customers with bullhorn and baseball bat in hand.

Overall sales and consumption of traditional alcohol products like beer and wine continue trending downward amid the rising popularity of these "healthier" drinking options.

Police have asked for anyone with information on the teen's whereabouts to come forward immediately.