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Would-be gun owners seeking a concealed carry permit are required to take a safety training course, but with few rules on how they are taught, gun aficionados have stepped in to run them.

Machinery at The Bronx’s Mitchel Houses did not get inspected for 17 years, despite a pact to get all public housing heating plants checked for environmental safety.

As New Mexico maintains the highest rate of deaths from alcohol misuse, lawmakers are again considering changes to state liquor tax policy.

One of the country’s most popular handgun makers will soon entirely overhaul its commercial lineup of iconic pistols.

New documents reveal an organised effort by alcohol giants to pressure the Irish government into delaying landmark cancer warnings.

A U.S. aid agency had committed hundreds of millions of dollars to the project, which could help provide clean water. Now its board wants to pull out of the agreement. Ravaged by a brutal military...

The city’s violent reputation has long hurt its economy. But crime is finally waning.

Kennedy wants to “Make America Healthy Again” — but doesn’t want you to see a report that could do just that.

Authorities are investigating a man’s death at Burning Man as a homicide after he was found in a “pool of blood” Saturday night in Black Rock City.

I met Wesley in 1985, during the summer we both turned four. Until last Monday, our lives always seemed to run on parallel tracks.

Johnson City commissioners believe an ordinance to cut off the sale of alcohol in bars at 1 a.m. is a practical approach to dealing with public safety issues in the downtown.

Improvements in rural cancer care in Kentucky could be imperiled by President Trump's tax and domestic policy bill.