Patrick Cooley

A national shortage of rural vets puts farmers in a tight spot for animals' routine care and creates desperate circumstances in emergencies.

Any hobbyists considering raising sheep and goats on their property must know how to keep the animals safe from infection and to develop a good relationship with their veterinarians, according to livestock experts.

It's well known that childcare is expensive and hard to find. And in rural America, the case is even more dire. So how do farm families cope?

RAVENNA, Ohio — David Daywalt had been a customer of the Ravenna tractor dealership Coia Sales for around three decades when the owner, Joe Coia, approached him with an intriguing offer.

An overheard view of Leonard Truck and Trailer, in North Jackson, Ohio. (Courtesy photo)

Staff cuts and dropped cases have weakened the CFPB, critics say — costing consumers billions and leaving fewer financial protections.

After scandals and audits, states question whether taxpayer-backed incentives are wasting money on deals that often fail to create jobs.

President Herbert Hoover signing the Farm Relief Bill in 1929.

In 2017, a group of scientists warned a warming planet would result in the re-emergence of ailments once considered eradicated.

A cryptocurrency company has stymied a Wisconsin sheriff's office investigation into an investment fraud that cost two families nearly $800,000.