CHICAGO (WLS) -- Whether it is a publicity stunt or a legitimate crackdown on immigration, what does the law say about federal agents randomly stopping people to question them? Some legal experts are ...

You arrive at the airport only to be told that you won’t get the airplane seat you paid for. Unfortunately, you’ve been downgraded. While uncommon, it happens more often than you might think. You book ...

As a faculty member at the University of Texas, I often watch our football team play on fall Saturdays. During last week’s game, there was a penalty on the Longhorns’ defense. The referee called the ...

Ohio is currently in the grips of one of the deadliest outbreaks of epizootic hemorrhagic disease, a sickness spread to deer by infected midges, in recent history. Clint McCoy, a deer biologist with ...

Amid President Trump’s immigration crackdown, local community networks are the first line of defense. Here’s what Oregon advocates say you should do if you see agents detaining someone. As ...

With Americans collectively sitting on record-high $11.6 trillion in tappable home equity as of August 2025, which explains why so many are turning to home equity lines of credit (HELOCs) to access ...

Several people have reported having problems accessing Powerball's website this morning. Here's what to do if you're still having problems. Florida Lottery's website is working if you want to check ...

City Limits combed through city government and non-profit documents and spoke to experts to get their take on what renters can do if they’re struggling to make rent, or facing the threat of eviction.

Jaya Saxena is a former correspondent at Eater, and the series editor of Best American Food and Travel Writing. She explores wide ranging topics like labor, identity, and food culture. In an interview ...

You're mindlessly opening a stack of bills and then—whoops—you realize you've opened an envelope addressed to a neighbor. Your first thought may be too worry that you'll get in trouble with the law or ...