Priya Konduru just wrapped up the 7th grade at Dadivson Academy in Reno. Anjali Patel spoke with her about her passion for words and how learning languages might give her an edge in the competition.

French President Emmanuel Macron is at the center of a media frenzy after a video surfaced showing his wife, Brigitte, appearing to shove him away as they exited a plane in Vietnam.

Amid worries of staffing shortages, the TSA reported screening over 13.6 million passengers, making this Memorial Day weekend the busiest on record.

After the FDA announced that it would no longer authorize new COVID-19 vaccines for healthy Americans under age 65, the CDC is cutting back its COVID-19 vaccine recommendations.

The litigation seeks to protect NPR's funding amid concerns that the loss of public dollars would hurt rural reporting and diminish service areas.

Temperatures will soar through the work week giving us a shot at breaking a daily record high on Friday with an Extreme Heat Watch issued by the National Weather Service.

A disabled Air Force veteran that lives in Henderson and his family is claiming that Camping World tried to scam them by overcharging them thousands of dollars.

A Florida man was bitten by an alligator and fatally shot by deputies after authorities say he tried to steal a rifle from a patrol car and charged at deputies with garden shears.

King Charles III says Canada is facing unprecedented challenges in a speech widely viewed as a show of support in the face of annexation threats by U.S. President Donald Trump.

Two longtime Scripps Spelling Bee officials are back this year. Head judge Mary Brooks and pronouncer Jacques Bailly are familiar faces for the spellers.

A former top aide to Sean “Diddy” Combs testified at his sex trafficking trial that the music mogul threatened her with death ...

Trump administration pushes for cancellation of Harvard's remaining federal contracts amid ongoing tensions over university policies and funding.