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Great Lakes area braces for heavy snow, strong winds

It looks like we got about 3 feet of snow drifted over on the road, and it’s just a mess out here.

Cruz lifts hold on bill to resolve Flint water crisis

The deal follows weeks of negotiations on how to provide emergency aid to Flint, where drinking water became tainted when the city switched from the Detroit water system and began

Turkish court charges 14 in connection with Ankara attack

USA officials earlier said the United States and Russian Federation agreed on a plan for a cease-fire in Syria starting Saturday that would exclude attacks on the Islamic State group

Cosby demands money back from accuser in sex assault case

Cosby said that violates the confidentiality agreement she signed to not talk about the case.

Irish PM’s coalition struggles ahead of election, inconclusive poll possible

For Noel Whelan, a political pundit for the Irish Times, one of the reasons for divided voter loyalties is Fine Gael’s attempt to emulate the winning strategy of Britain’s Conservative

Egypt Admits Russian Plane Was Downed by Terrorists

“Has the confrontation and terrorism ended?” Did the person behind the plane crash aim to hit just the [Egyptian] tourism industry?

Donald Trump wins chaotic Nevada Republican caucuses

Republican presidential candidate Donald Trump, left, arrives with his son Eric during a caucus night rally.

For Ted Cruz, Texas primary is win or bust

Ted Cruz leads Donald Trump by 15 points in Texas, a new poll shows.

Budget Day in Ontario

The Liberals say the projected deficit is $5.7 billion – that’s $1.8 billion lower than what was forecast in the fall economic update – making it the seventh year in

3 pregnant women test positive for Zika in Florida

The case, reported Thursday in the journal PLOS Neglected Tropical Diseases, provides the first evidence that Zika can cause damage to tissues outside of the central nervous system in a

Most Wisconsin residents want Scalia seat filled on court

Announced delaying tactics to Obama’s nominee will be counterproductive.

Storms hit the South, causing death and damage

The tornado threat in the Southeast will be mainly over by about 8 p.m. Wednesday as the storm system moves on, he said.

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