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Norfolk Southern has a questionable safety record and pretty high profits.

The Coast Guard was asked to assist local law enforcement and California's statewide fire service.

Insurance companies are done with disaster-prone states. They are leaving in droves.

Southern California was hit by a snow blizzard while the usually frigid East coast was enjoying summer temperatures. The only problem: it's February.

The organization has been crowning Kings and Queen since 1940.

Researchers surveyed more than 40 million acres of federal, state and private land.

The largest egg producer in the country is being accused of price gouging customers.

Some residents in the small Ohio town have been evacuated while others have been asked to shelter in place.

The Inflation Reduction Act, the nation's biggest clean energy investment ever, has helped supercharge the renewable industry, but one thing is stalling its progress.

Critics say the governor's close relationship with utility companies is to blame.

Toxic forever chemicals have been around for decades. They can cause cancer and birth defects. The worst part is manufacturers knew how harmful the chemicals could be as far back as the 1950s.

Over the coming weeks, Reckon in collaboration with Represent Justice will share a collection of short films, which covers everything from the immigration-to-prison pipeline, prison labor, parole reform, and so much more.

Attorneys for the family of a Black motorist who died after a violent encounter with Memphis police say officers beat Tyre Nichols for three minutes in a “savage” encounter reminiscent of the infamous 1991 police beating of Los Angeles motorist Rodney King.

Reckon and Represent Justice bring you this collection of stories created by formerly incarcerated ambassador leaders and storytellers across the country. These stories are the culmination of a yearlong storytelling training program that documents the breadth and impact of mass incarceration — and those who work every day to dismantle it.

A 1990 law was supposed to help tribes reclaim their dead, but a lack of funding and enforcement has made it difficult.