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If you haven't traveled and stayed at a hotel in awhile, many things are changing these days. Host Teri Barr is talking with Sally French, Travel Expert with NerdWallet, to learn why the long-time option of ordering room service, may no longer be available at many hotels. Sally also talks about the cost, and how cheaper alternatives are picking up steam to help save you money during your next stay. See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

Congress has made some tough decisions lately, and more are soon to come. Here's what they did recently about COVID, and more virus news.

In an unprecedented response, more than 55 tons of lettuce have been fed to starving Florida manatees. Water pollution is destroying their natural food.

Russia's war on Ukraine is two weeks in. Here's a selection of stories from Wednesday that provide a deeper look at what's happening.

Confusion. Amnesia. New paperwork. Delays getting through to the IRS. These are some of the top pandemic-induced frustrations marking this tax filing season, both for tax preparers and their clients.

Agents found 52 live reptiles tied up in small bags "which were concealed in the man's jacket, pants pockets, and groin area," the statement said.

Alterations in monkeys' DNA showed for the first time that wildfire smoke exposure can create long-term changes in how genes are expressed in primates.

Minneapolis public school teachers hit the picket lines today, fighting for “safe and stable schools our students deserve”. Plus, you can now order more at-home COVID tests. Here's that and more of today's COVID news.

The Keystone XL crude pipeline could be built by the first quarter of next year if the Biden administration were to reverse its decision to cancel the project.