This week, authorities in South Africa announced that the country’s economy is 11 percent larger than previous estimates after Statistics South Africa altered its method for calculating gross domestic product.

The return of in-person education amid a surge in the pandemic has left parents raising their hands with questions.

If you haven’t noticed a flood of television ads for sports betting, you likely live in an area where such wagers aren’t yet legal.

Arizona and Nevada will face first-ever cuts to their Colorado River supplies next year, federal officials reported Monday.

As 11-year-old Nate Young battled COVID this summer, some days he felt fine and spent hours playing video games. Other days I didn't have the energy to do anything.

Arizona and Nevada will face the first cuts in the Colorado River water supply next year, federal officials reported earlier this month.

Metro Police have no plans to mandate COVID-19 vaccinations for existing officers, despite FDA approval of the Pfizer shot and the deaths of four officers from the coronavirus.

Transgender adult model Sabina Steele lost her job at Starbucks in July 2020 and had to act quickly to overcome the income loss.

More than 100,000 college students must get the COVID-19 vaccine by November 1, and there's still no word how many have received the vaccine or not.