Theres no patient fitness screening method in place for cell therapies, so a Morgridge Institute lab at UW-Madison is building one.

For anyone aiming to cut back drinking, January's arrival times perfectly.

There are 10 automatic license-plate reading cameras in Madison, despite city ordinances not allowing the controversial technology. The cameras are operated by Capitol and UW-Madison police.

There are changes coming to Saint Sabina Church.

Federal investigators are examining reports of massive daycare fraud in Minnesota as a resurfaced 2018 video reveals parents and providers scheming the system.

There are some viral trends with questionable health benefits that we're happy to leave behind in 2025 and we've got lots of members of the medical community behind us.

"They can't say they didn't know. We had a hearing on it. We gave them a list, and nothing has happened. I find it shocking that this is still happening when we flagged something over and over again."

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Offensive lineman Creed Humphrey's girlfriend, Ana Demmer, gave a glimpse at the team's festive bash in an Instagram roundup Monday.

Two people were seriously injured in separate overnight fires, according to the Baltimore County Fire Department.

Orioles right-hander Zach Eflin returned to Baltimore on a one-year deal, giving him another shot at helping the club reach the playoffs.

Fallston's Levi Tanguay had a career year as a senior, leading the Cougars to the state final. He has been named Player of the Year.

A suspect was arrested following an early morning stabbing that left a 22-year-old dead, police said.

Unlike Minneapolis, St. Paul provides dumpsters and toilets, and city officials say that helps.

Sometimes data, charts and maps tell stories more effectively than words or photography.

As the federal government broadened immigration enforcement in the Twin Cities, a network of neighborhood activists ramped up pushback by keeping tabs on ICE agents and lending aid to families in hiding.

The Chicago Imagists are having a moment. Again.Since the independent-minded, often irreverent artists jumped into view in Chicago in 1966 with the first Hairy Who show, the group has had its down moments, including a backlash against its local pervasiveness in the 1980s.There was a time when it seemed like: Oh, these guys are going to disappear maybe, said ...

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Nine people and two cats were rescued from a house fire early Tuesday morning in Pittsburgh’s Perry North neighborhood, according to Pittsburgh Public Safety. However, officials said a 17-year-old resident has yet to be found.

As the Baltimore Ravens prepare for their game in Pittsburgh on Sunday, head coach John Harbaugh expresses different levels of confidence in quarterback Lamar Jackson.

He is standing tall among diminutive NFL receivers.

"They cannot apply inference; they cannot process questions that are longer than a sentence. They cannot connect cause and effect..."

Its been a period of significant change. One that has cast uncertainty over the direction of the franchise.

The Nets are ending December as one of the hottest teams in the league and with tough calls to make about the tank they were supposed to be executing.

Ellicott City resident Caroline McCaffrey is returning to running after being hospitalized because of a brain aneurysm this summer.