Beginning the week of July 27, 2020, Illinois American Water will be flushing water mains and fire hydrants in the Chicago Suburban area of Mount Prospect. Flushing will be performed during the day and is scheduled to continue throughout the summer...

Beginning the week of July 27, 2020, Illinois American Water will be flushing water mains and fire hydrants in the Chicago Suburban area of Prospect Heights. Flushing will be performed during the day and is scheduled to continue throughout the summ...

SAO PAULO (AP) - A thousand deaths a day. Since late May, three months after Brazil's first reported case of the coronavirus, it has recorded more than 1,000 daily deaths on average in a gruesome plateau that has yet to tilt downward. The country h...

School-aged children who are eating outdoors with their families on patios and sidewalks outside restaurants this summer may still be dining alfresco if and when they return to school next month. Among the ways schools will try to keep students soci...

Editor's note: This story is a collaboration between The Associated Press and The Marshall Project exploring the state of the prison system in the coronavirus pandemic. Damini Sharma and Weihua Li reported for The Marshall Project. RICHMOND, V...

When inequality is continually perpetuated by actions — the origin of these actions is where we need to start. True equality must originate from within, but it can also be enforced through solutions, and today, there are so many things getting in th...

TOKYO (AP) - Nissan unveiled an electric crossover vehicle Wednesday, the Japanese automaker's first major all-new model since getting embroiled in the scandal surrounding its former chairman, Carlos Ghosn. At its global premiere in Yokohama, Japan,...

For months, we have witnessed in awe the resilience displayed by our students, families and school staff as they navigate the COVID-19 crisis that has shuttered our campuses. Although many school buildings remain closed through the summer, educators...

JOHANNESBURG (AP) - New satellite imagery shows the reservoir behind Ethiopia's disputed hydroelectric dam beginning to fill, but an analyst says it's likely due to seasonal rains instead of government action. The images emerge as Ethiopia, Egypt an...