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As Kansans head into the new year, they may notice a slight decrease in their household bills starting Wednesday, Jan. 1.

That’s because the final phase of the state’s food tax elimination goes into effect on New Year...Read more

Ivory Coast’s president announced the withdrawal of French troops from the country, joining a growing number of francophone states that have asked the former colonial power to relinquish its military presence in West ...Read more

One person was killed and seven others injured after a Cybertruck burst into flames Wednesday morning just outside the glass entrance doors of Trump International Hotel in Las Vegas, with police and FBI officials saying ...Read more

Changes to tax policy, driving privileges and lawmakers’ salaries are among those that will go into effect Jan. 1, 2025.

Some of the 111 bills passed by the Kansas Legislature in 2024 will become law on New Year’s Day...Read more

LAS VEGAS — One person was killed and seven suffered minor injuries when a Tesla Cybertruck exploded in front of the entrance to Trump International Hotel early Wednesday morning, Sheriff Kevin McMahill said at a news ...Read more

The man who drove a truck into a New Year’s Day crowd in New Orleans, killing at least 10 and injuring dozens of others in a terrorist attack had multiple Georgia and military ties, including earning a degree from ...Read more

Though the 2024 election was generally favorable for Republicans nationally, Maryland’s next congressional delegation will consist of nine Democrats — including four new members — and just one Republican.

Read on to...Read more

At least 10 people were killed and more than 30 injured after a pickup truck barreled through the French Quarter in New Orleans in what authorities are describing as a deliberate act of violence during New Year’s ...Read more

RALEIGH, N.C. — North Carolina will celebrate the arrival of its 76th governor on Jan. 11, when Josh Stein takes a ceremonial oath of office and delivers his inaugural address outside the State Capitol, followed by a ...Read more

PASADENA, Calif. — After patrolling the Rose Parade for decades as members of the Pasadena Police Department, Keith and Shelley Jones joked that they’d had their fill of the petals and pageantry and would never return....Read more

NEW ORLEANS — The Sugar Bowl offered University of Georgia football fans two reasons to head to New Orleans: celebrate the new year and cheer the Bulldogs playoff matchup against Notre Dame.

But within the first few ...Read more

The brother of Texas Christian University star wide receiver Jack Bech was among the people killed during the presumed terror attack in New Orleans on New Year’s Eve.

Tiger Bech, 28, was taken to a New Orleans hospital ...Read more

A University of Georgia student was critically injured in the New Year’s attack in New Orleans, said the school’s President Jere W. Morehead.

Morehead said he has spoken with the student’s family and shared his ...Read more

CHICAGO — Some 300 new state laws take effect Jan. 1 covering everything from road safety to artificial intelligence, most of them passed during a two-year legislative term that enters its final days when lawmakers ...Read more

PHILADELPHIA — They arrived en masse, the thousands of dress-wearing, face-painted clowns, leopards, and sparkling aliens, with golden slippers on their feet and drinks in their hands, descending on Philadelphia’s City...Read more

BALTIMORE — Rosalyn Gross was on her couch on the evening of Aug. 18, watching TV and worrying about starting a new position at work the next day, when her phone started blowing up.

There was an emergency at a ...Read more

ATLANTA — The Metropolitan Atlanta Rapid Transit Authority announced it will provide free shuttles from King Memorial Station for anyone wishing to visit The Carter Presidential Center this weekend as former President ...Read more

NEW YORK — John Chell was sworn in as the NYPD’s Chief of Department at Times Square on New Year’s Eve, replacing Jeffrey Maddrey, who recently resigned amid accusations he had swapped sex for overtime.

Mayor Adams ...Read more

Jocelyne Wildenstein, the New York socialite most commonly known by the moniker “Catwoman” for her appearance due to numerous plastic surgeries, has died at 84.

The Swiss-born ex-wife of billionaire Alec Wildenstein ...Read more