Dogfighting is still happening and officials in South Carolina are leading the way in fighting against it.

Many in the healthcare industry believe hospital-at-home could reshape the future of care

Departments struggle to recruit as number of unpaid firefighters drops to lowest level since 1991

Electric grids across America are aging, but smart meters are helping to modernize them

A groundbreaking device is changing how doctors treat colorectal cancer

Barbers are stepping into an unexpected role, turning conversations into lifelines

Gold prices have reached record highs, creating opportunities to sell for people who have old jewelry collecting dust at home.

Combat veteran Adam Coste shares his journey of recovery and how he is helping to honor the 14 victims

A retiree wants to warn others after falling victim to a fake military officer who convinced her to sell her house

Some places hope to encourage human connection by asking for your phone at the door

New survey reveals concerning trend as tech companies create emotional AI connections

There's a fight brewing over ultra-processed foods. Here's a look at the legal battles ahead

State records show formal complaints against school districts more than doubled since 2021

Some hospitals are preparing for emergency room births as more labor units close

School safety is a priority for both children and parents, but some districts are taking a different approach.

A growing number of families are now dealing with losing SNAP benefits to criminals

Some doctors are prescribing weight loss drugs to help children struggling with obesity

New adaptive deep brain stimulation system uses artificial intelligence to adjust treatment in real time

After a moving truck crash left a couple's belongings abandoned, an investigation revealed several complaints against the company

Hospice care usually happens later in life, but here's what you need to know now about preparing for it

Debt collectors face a surge in harassment complaints as Americans struggle with record balances

Knowing your family medical history could be life-saving as some risks can be written in your DNA

A mother learned how she could receive cancer treatment while safely delivering a healthy baby

A long-forgotten Navy vessel began its final journey to transform from an environmental hazard into new life beneath the sea

Millions of Americans provide unpaid care for loved ones with dementia as costs mount

Doctors are warning against a cosmetic eye color surgery, citing side effects like blindness.

A Memphis woman received a kidney from stranger who saw a Facebook post and they had an emotional meeting months later.

American flamingos aren’t typically seen in Louisiana, but they’ve been spotted on a remote island. Wildlife biologists think they know why.

Police chases aren't just dangerous; they can often turn deadly.

We are getting an up-close look at the surprising ways some gas stations are failing inspection and what that could mean the next time you fill up.

A Missouri teen survived an overdose and shared her story publicly for the first time at a national competition. The message that best friends shared on teen depression reached thousands.

Doctors say a vaccination, given in two doses, provides the best defense against measles. However, an extremely small percentage of those who received the full two-dose series could still contract the virus.

Law enforcement officials across the country say the popular online gaming platform Roblox is dangerous for children, despite being targeted at young users.

Experts say introducing allergens early can help prevent lifelong food allergies

Shaw, 34, was celebrating with his team after they scored when he began feeling nauseous. He handed his playbook to an assistant coach, telling him he wasn’t feeling well, then collapsed.

What’s old is new again,” goes the saying. That includes public phones, which are making a comeback in some rural areas of the state that continue to have poor cell service.

Between 2010 and 2021, about one in three pharmacies closed. Independent pharmacies were more than twice as likely to face closure as chain pharmacies.

A Copper State Credit Union branch inside the halls of one Phoenix high school is helping students get hands-on education with money management.

Artificial intelligence is showing promise as a tool for detecting lung cancer nodules that even trained radiologists can miss, according to researchers in Cleveland.

Federal funding to support TBI research, education and awareness has lapsed — and advocates say the consequences could be severe.

When Victoria King left home on Oct. 8 for a field trip with her McGarity Elementary School classmates, her parents expected her to come back. She never did.

A playful moment with her energetic four-year-old Labrador became a life-saving discovery for Jamie Ronchetto.

Caring for an elderly loved one in can cost families thousands of dollars a month, forcing many to navigate complex decisions about housing and care without proper planning.

The South Carolina Battleground Preservation Trust and American Battlefield Trust have commissioned artist Dale Watson to recreate Revolutionary War scenes.

A Richmond, GA, county sheriff’s deputy was fired and arrested in October 2025 after an investigation uncovered her relationship with an inmate had crossed the line.

Are cell phone bans in schools leading to a reading revival?

Fentanyl deaths are rising across the region, but our investigators found that in most cases, no one is ever charged.

In a world that feels more stressful than ever, people are turning to an unexpected source of calm