Alicia Victoria Lozano

Imagine speeding down a winding mountain road going 60 mph, protected by little more than carbon, spandex and a helmet, surrounded by nearly 200 competitors as thousands of stunned onlookers shout and jeer.

The white buffalo calf's June arrival in Yellowstone National Park signaled, under tribal lore, both a blessing and a warning to the world.

Federal wildland firefighters who have long complained of low pay will soon receive rent relief refunds, the U.S. Forest Service announced.

Police are stepping up patrols outside a synagogue that was an epicenter for protests that turned physical in West Los Angeles over the weekend.

The first named storm of the hurricane season is threatening the Gulf Coast of Mexico and Texas with flooding and tropical-storm-force winds.

A brutal heat wave scorched a swath of the U.S on Wednesday, with millions from the Midwest to the Northeast enduring sweltering temperatures during the Juneteenth holiday.

The An family, who own and operate a dojo in Harris County, Texas, used their training and discipline to pin an attacker down until law enforcement arrived.

The collapse of a vital road connecting workers in Idaho to jobs in Wyoming is bringing new attention to a schism between the ultrawealthy and local workers.

Los Angeles City Council President Paul Krekorian accused law enforcement agencies from across the region of previously transporting homeless people from neighboring cities into his district.

Classes may be ending at many colleges and universities, but the student antiwar movement shows no signs of slowing down this summer.

After a semester marked by sweeping protests on college campuses across the nation that raised questions about freedom of speech, how universities confront allegations of antisemitism and Islamophobia and how they invest, some students who experienced the demonstrations say they have been left disappointed by how their universities responded.