Desiree Hill wasn’t happy with her job as an oncology nurse — so she quit and reinvented herself as an Atlanta-area mechanic.

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Their brief marriage led to a demolition derby of a trial. An excerpt from ‘Hollywood Vampires’ about the blessed day they ...

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If you decide that an assisted-living community is right for you or your loved one, take these steps to make sure that its ...

We’re finally here,” said McLean County Public Schools’ superintendent Tommy Burrough. After a spring of illness, severe weather and county-wide flooding that kept students away from the classroom, ...

As a young child, Mary Jo McDonald spent years in foster care and was on the list to be adopted by a new family. That all changed when her troubled mother found the strength to change. McDonald ...

Natalie Schnaitmann discusses the importance of self-advocacy and access to second opinions when symptoms are dismissed among ...

From specialized memory support "neighborhoods" to home-care, options are many for aging Long Islanders, but is it in the budget?