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A fire broke out at Ferrell’s Hamburgers in Hopkinsville late Thursday night.Hopkinsville Fire Department Captain Michael Pendleton said dispatch received…

New state data shows that nearly half of Tennessee students enrolled in higher education during the 2016-2017 school year needed some sort of remedial…

The University of Illinois says it raised nearly $500 million in outside money over the past year, posting a record system-wide amount.The university…

Kentucky State Police are warning residents in a Graves County community to be on the lookout after a recent uptick in burglaries. Trooper Jay Thomas said…

. Various estimates say unemployment is somewhere from 40 to 70 percent. Many Palestinians blame new Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu, and the closing of the borders between Israel, the West Bank and Gaza for the economic problems.

who's on assignment in Kuala Lampur, Malaysia. Reid has seen what's touted as the world's tallest building, scheduled to be completed later this year. Reid, who was not impressed, says it looks like a building in a 1950s science fiction movie about the future.

between the Israelis and Palestinians over the future of Hebron with U.S. negotiator Dennis Ross on his way home, when Jordan's King Hussein stepped in and broke the deadlock. But no accord has been signed yet.

do not have the option of flex-time, job-sharing, tele-commuting or on-site child care at their work site. Some say allowing a small degree of worker autonomy can help reduce job-family conflict faced by many low-income couples.

on espionage charges. During nearly 10 of his 13 years with the agency, Earl Edwin Pitts allegedly received more than 200- thousand dollars for selling secrets to the former Soviet Union and to Russia.

has influenced U.S. policy toward Cuba, since it was enacted last March. The law imposes penalties on foreign companies that do business in Cuba, and that has caused friction with U.S. trading partners, especially those in Europe.