For the first time in its history the Supreme Court will rule on whether Section 3 of the 14th Amendment applies to the Presidency.

A new report shows that Americans are carrying record high credit card debt. What's causing it?

A new study shows that shoppers are leaving the self-checkout line and going back to traditional checkout lanes.

Nevada's primary is a little more complex than others.

The possibilities seem endless for food that can give you a buzz now that a Chicago company has made wing sauce with THC.

Brian Eldridge of Courier College Prep tells us whether SAT scores might soon become a requirement for more schools after Dartmouth reinstated them for incoming students.

There's a lot that goes into supplying and maintaining body cameras for police departments. Jeff Rinaldo discusses the cost of retaining footage and what factors determine whether a police department uses bodycams.

Car thefts remain an issue across the US.

The Sabres beat reporter explains what the Sabres have to do to salvage their season.

California has received nearly an entire years worth of rain in the last two days.