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Women in this South Carolina city say they feel safer and more confident after taking self-defense classes.
Michael and Roxanne Chrisman are two of the victims of a very advanced and in-depth tech scam.
More than 60 million women in the U.S. have some form of heart disease, and many of them don’t even know it.
See the emotional, unscheduled reunion of a Georgia police lieutenant with a doctor doing a separate interview
Car crashes are the number one killer for kids over 5 years old, according to data released by the State of Arizona
An Arizona woman is upset after being signed up for a medical credit card when she had asked for a payment plan for a hospital bill.
People under the age of 45 are experiencing an increase in the likelihood of strokes across the country.
Scammers create urgency, demand secrecy, and try to isolate victims from getting second opinions.
Over 25 years ago, Bruce Campbell paid $100K for the retired airplane. Today, his airplane home is reassembled and parked in the woods near Portland, Oregon.
They met in high school and were married at the age of 18. Sixty years later, Kitty and John Lamkin are as happy as ever.
A Charlotte mother learned the hard way that even if your photos and videos are on your iCloud, you can still lose access to them during a hack.
The school district's pilot program recently received $40,000, allowing it to further its locally sourced food options for students.
Leah Lewis says she tried every kind of diet. She’d lose weight, then gain it back — until 2020, when everything changed.
The top three most needed organ transplants for pediatrics include kidneys, hearts and livers, according to the Organ Procurement & Transplantation Network.
This 86-year-old water aerobics instructor is a living testament to the power of perseverance.
Ukes by the Sea, a ukulele group, performs uplifting music throughout South Carolina's Grand Strand.
Forget church pews and banquet halls, these newlyweds chose to say “I do” in the aisle of a famous liquor store
“A dream of mine is that we get to this point in our society where we believe that all people deserve a safe and stable place to lay their head at night."
For many couples struggling with infertility, the path to parenthood can be a long and heartbreaking journey.
Peripartum or postpartum cardiomyopathy is a condition that affects about one in 2,000 pregnant women.
With millions living in "food deserts," urban farms teach children about healthy eating while addressing access to food.
The Sodbusters Horseshoe Club in Vermont is in its 59th year of competition and members are working to attract new players.
In the 20 years since Hurricane Katrina, the U.S. Army Corps of Engineers has spent billions to upgrade the safeguards.
The number of American adults who read below a sixth-grade level is at its highest point ever, creating what experts call a "silent crisis" that affects the economy, health care and communities nationwide.
Gateway to the Great Outdoors, a nonprofit organization, offers urban students a chance to experience wilderness activities for the first time.
The survivor of a brutal attack by her estranged husband is breaking her silence, speaking about a system she believes is broken.
Gayle Patrick, a retiree, tracked 948 calls over 365 days after she stopped answering unknown numbers in April 2024.
In this warehouse, a new vision for agriculture is taking root - no soil, no sun, & no seasons. Instead, robots, LED lights, and a controlled climate.
A new gallery exhibition is offering visitors a different perspective on the historic road through the Southwestern United States
This groundbreaking procedure treated a condition that left a teen patient wheelchair-bound and passing out seven times daily
These young Nebraska brothers represent hope for our food production future as America's oldest workforce nears the age of retirement.
Inside the Green Mountain Climbing Center in Rutland, these seniors are climbing to new heights each time they take to the rock wall.
Sacred Heart Catholic Church in Baton Rouge is part of an effort to keep teens on the right path when school is out during the summer months.
A mid-Michigan couple has dedicated their lives to raising awareness about these life-saving techniques to honor the life of their son, 14-year-old Everson Guild.
A new NerdWallet survey finds that one in five Americans bet on sports, with experts warning of an easy path to addiction.
'LEGO Guy' serves more than 1,000 patients annually at C.S. Mott Children's Hospital with educational building sessions
Kent Blackmer was just 7 when he picked up drumsticks for the first time. He's been playing for most of his life.
One pioneering engineer decided to pivot and create prosthetics for animals – everything from a sloth bear to an emu.
Melissa Stombaugh is fed up with Facebook after hackers reportedly took over her account. Posing as her, they posted messages claiming she had to put her father in assisted living.
This Virginia handyman and former product designer helps his community in a way you may not expect.
Pregnant women face higher chances of experiencing heat stroke, heat exhaustion and dehydration compared to most people, according to the CDC
Inside a small town woodworking shop in Hollandtown, Wisconsin, it's safe to say Bruce and Matt Petros have found their groove.
What if you woke up one morning and found it nearly impossible to talk? That's the impact of a condition that affects thousands of Americans.
Data centers serve as storage facilities for online information, including photos, videos, spreadsheets, files, and nearly everything that modern humans don’t store on their own phones or computers.
Emma's Torch Cafe provides refugees in the D.C. area with an opportunity to celebrate their heritage and cuisine by training for a career in the food industry.
Artist and entrepreneur Stephanie Pruitt-Gaines has long believed in the power of creativity.
Victim advocates play a critical role, not just in the courtroom, but in the healing process that can take years, sometimes decades.
A majority of Americans deal with extreme heat every year, and experts say the threat is only getting worse.
The angelic sound of a harp offers quiet comfort at a Myrtle Beach area hospital each week on their busiest day for same-day surgery.
A St. Louis man is working to turn his loss into another's hope with a program to educate and support Black fathers.
