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Annual Buddy Walk returns
President and co-founder of the organization, Michelle Jones, says it's an important event for everyone involved.
Cards and Collectibles Show held in McDonald
Whether it was trading cards, collectibles or memorabilia, there was something for everyone at the "Cards and Collectibles Show."
$147,000 reward offered to catch tree poisoner at Lake Tahoe beach
Someone has poisoned more than two dozen trees along Lake Tahoe in a case that has stumped investigators for years.
19 states approved permanent daylight saving time. The last obstacle to locking their clocks could soon fall
The U.S. appears close to observing permanent daylight saving time. It's something more than a dozen states have been waiting for.
Kidney disease of unknown origin spreads in US. Who is at risk?
People with CKDu don't have the classic risk factors of kidney disease, like hypertension or diabetes.
Converse apologizes, pulls ad after online controversy: ‘We will do better’
Sneaker brand Converse is apologizing for an advertisement that drew backlash online.
Lockdown or active shooter drill? The distinction matters for children’s safety and well‑being
School shooting preparedness drills have been a routine though uncomfortable part of the back-to-school experience.
Why kids shouldn’t skip breakfast before school
We all know mornings can be hectic with kids and sometimes that means they might skip breakfast before school. But that habit could hurt them in the long run.
Former Cleveland Browns general manager dies
He was responsible for orchestrating the supplemental draft trade that brought quarterback Bernie Kosar to Cleveland.
Fitch product erupts for career-best day in Fordham win
The former Fitch all-time leading rusher carried the ball 17 times for 164 yards and 3 touchdowns.