Software has crafted arguably the best Doom game since the original, one that casts players in the lead role of the ultimate ...

An employee was airlifted from the Radford Army Ammunition Plant Tuesday morning for “assessment of potential injuries” from a nitric acid spill, plant officials said. About 600 gallons of the ...

Many of the students who had visas revoked or lost their legal status said they had only minor infractions on their record, ...

The US Coast Guard, operator Spectrum OpCo and the Louisiana Oil Spill Coordinator's Office (LOSCO) have established a Unified Command in response to an oil and gas mixture release in a marsh ...

HOUSTON — A hazmat spill involving an 18-wheeler crash shut down the westbound exit ramp from Interstate 10 East to Interstate 45 North near downtown early Friday morning, according to Houston ...

Tales of the defense secretary’s alleged rule-breaking are racking up amid rumors he’s on his way out. News Reporter Defense Secretary Pete Hegseth reportedly skirted Pentagon rules to install ...

DEMOCRATS ARE GRAPPLING with internal divisions as primary season gets underway ahead of next year’s midterm elections. David Hogg, a vice chairman at the Democratic National Committee (DNC), is ...

RADFORD, Va. (WDBJ) - An acid spill at the Radford Army Ammunition Plant is about ten times bigger than first estimated, according to a plant spokesperson. Plant officials say cleanup of the ...

RADFORD, Va. (WSET) — An acid spill at the Radford Army Ammunition Plant that hospitalized one worker on Tuesday was ten times bigger than officials originally thought. On April 22 the plant ...

“Spill the beans” was first recorded in 1919, the report said, but saw a surge in the 1990s. Similar phrase “spill the tea” – meaning to share gossip – grew in popularity from 2017 ...

While millennials like to “spill the beans”, Gen Z will ask you to “spill the tea”, a new study on the evolution of English phrases suggests. Popular English idioms are evolving as they ...

Millennials ‘spill the beans’, while Gen Z ‘spills the tea’, a study on the evolution of English phrases suggests (Alamy/PA) While millennials like to “spill the beans”, Gen Z will ask ...