At this week's annual SelectUSA Summit, cities and towns will try to convince foreign investors that the U.S. is still a good place to put their money.

With 2018's hurricane season starting, some families are still recovering from last year's storms.

Flat or reduced spending in education has meant lower or stagnant salaries and reductions to benefits.

Virginia’s felony threshold for property theft is tied with New Jersey for the lowest in the nation at $200. There’s bipartisan support to raise it to $500 this year, but that’s still far below the threshold for most states.

Tourism economy around natural beauty is starting to replace extractive industries in some former West Virginia and PA coal towns.

Nurses aren’t going into education. The reason? A big cut in pay.

The lives of doctors — especially primary care doctors — are evolving in this post-Obamacare world.