FLAGSTAFF, Ariz. -- An ongoing political battle pitting the president of the vast Navajo Nation against the majority of the tribal council has left ordinary Navajos concerned that the politicians have become too

-- Two people and 65 horses were killed Saturday when a blaze engulfed a barn at an Ohio harness racing track, a state fire official said

The business of medical marijuana is rapidly evolving in Michigan, with Royal Oak preparing to pass the state's first zoning law to cluster professional growers and the opening in Southfield of a trade school teaching plant cultivation

To this day, Walter Hempel isn't 100 percent sure what crossed in front of his car five years ago on U.S. 23 outside of Rogers City. But he cataloged what he saw with the hunter's eyes he's used in the wilds of Michigan for most of his 80 years

WARM SPRINGS - Siding flaps from the salvaged house trailer, and the door catches on the way out. But Celena Gilbert, an unemployed mother of three, smiles as she carries an orange-frosted cake toward her pickup

LA GRANDE -- Union County struck an unusual bargain last year to save a section of Mount Emily from becoming a high-end subdivision. Now it's coming back to bite them.

Dozens of wild horse advocates plan to go before a federal advisory panel here on Monday to try to persuade public land managers to change their plan to relocate thousands of free-roaming mustangs from the West to preserves elsewhere

Right now, President Obama and his senior advisors, led by National Security Advisor James Jones and National Economic Council Director Lawrence Summers, are preparing recommendations that will shape the future of U.S. efforts to alleviate poverty,

Two teenage girls have been missing since Wednesday afternoon when they failed to return home from school, Mesa police said. Shawntea F. Amos, 13, and Diamond D. Blanton, 14, are friends and students at Carson Junior High School.

It is becoming common news that some children who are accused of practicing witchcraft are being abused and molested by their parents and religious leaders on the pretext of exorcising the 'evil' spirit in them. Ruth Choji takes a look at the phenomenon.