One hundred days into the Trump administration, the federal program that protects miners from black lung has been gutted. ABC News’ Jay O’Brien travels through Appalachia, talking to those impacted.

Hopes that Donald Trump's executive orders will revive the coal industry have been tempered by the administration's cuts to mine safety programs.

Coal miners are asking President Trump for help after a new federal rule cracking down on dangerous rock dust tied to black lung disease has been paused.

Politicians have long used coal miners as props. Yet federal policies have done little to help them, and some have even made ...

In the 1930s, workers bored a 13-mile tunnel beneath Mt. San Jacinto. Here's a look inside the engineering feat that carries ...

There was an expression heard in San Giovanni in Fiore, and the other little mountain and coastal towns near the arch of the ...

The Trump administration is calling back to work some laid off federal employees who focused on the health and safety of coal miners, firefighters, and survivors of 9/11, a Republican senator and a ...

Plus: Trump provides automakers some relief from 25% tariffs. | Republicans propose a massive overhaul of student loans and ...

Worker advocates said they fear the past is prologue as they discussed the history of corporate malfeasance in hiding the ...

This week, the House of Representatives voted to block the state’s ban on the sale of new gas-powered vehicles, challenging ...

New coal mine safety requirements from the Mine Safety and Health Administration were supposed to take effect this month ...