Shannon Pettypiece

In Virginia, hundreds of veterans had their colon cancer screening tests invalidated after the results took months to arrive by mail.

Florida has seen a population boom, but many longtime residents and recent transplants say rising costs and divisive politics have them fleeing.

Customers from the East Coast to the Midwest who were expecting goods shipped in via the Port of Baltimore could see significant cost increases as a result of Tuesday's collapse of the Francis Scott Key Bridge in Baltimore.

Doctors are pushing back against the growing use of noncompete agreements in medicine, a practice they say is putting patient care in jeopardy.

Despite offering a salary of $167,000, Steamboat Springs can’t find a head of human resources who can afford a place to live in the remote Colorado resort town.

This year was shaping up to be a good one for the workers at the GM Orion Assembly plant in a working-class suburb of Detroit.

Funding for a range of pandemic-era assistance programs ran out this year, leaving Americans with fewer resources to help cope with rising prices.

Those on the front lines of feeding the hungry say they are seeing the opposite of what the prospering economy would suggest.

Retailers have been pulling back on holiday hiring this season, announcing the fewest seasonal job openings since 2013 and nixing hiring perks.

Transportation Security Administration officers and air traffic controllers across the country could be working without pay during the Thanksgiving travel rush as the U.S. heads towards a government shutdown days before a record number of air passengers are expected at American airports.

Virginia Beach firefighter Max Gonano was coming off a 24-hour shift on Father’s Day when he was told he’d have to work another 12 hours to cover for a staffing shortfall.