Theresa Pitts, a member of the People of the Heart Water Walkers group, hosted the Portage Lake District Library storytime Wednesday. She holds Joanne Robertson’s “The Water Walker.”

Americans, on average, juggle about 12 prescription medicines. While this number is certainly skewed by older folks who have racked up a lot of pills, many of us have been prescribed a prescrip

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Just pop in one pill for breakfast and another for lunch, and you are all set. But do make sure that you don’t take one after 3 P.M, as the caffeine in it can affect your sleep patterns.

Texas Gov. Greg Abbott said Wednesday he has signed an executive order designating Mexican drug cartels as terrorists in his state.  Abbott made the announcement during a press conference on bo

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Minute remnants preserved among dried leaves might help scientists track pests and monitor population declines

If the leaves from a tea bag could tell their stories, they would paint a pic

David Leitch's new film, "Bullet Train," is one of the best action movies of 2022. Yes, you might complain that it's very similar to "John Wick," but this makes sense, as Leitch was a co-directo

We’re less than a week away from the October 19 premiere of “American Horror Story” Season 11 and FX has released another spooky video teaser. This time around, the focus is on