An AARP report shows 16 million older Americans aren't using the SNAP benefits they are eligible for, even as food insecurity and hunger rates rise.

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The Waukegan, Zion-Benton and North Chicago libraries are ready for additional visitors over the summer as the crowds increase when the weather becomes hotter.

Why are so many recent college grads across the U.S. struggling to land jobs? Economic uncertainties — and emerging AI — likely fueling chilly job prospects with newly minted degree holders ...

Some Republicans in Congress are going much further than going after the young mayoral candidate simply over his ideology.

By Dennis Thompson HealthDay ReporterFRIDAY, June 27, 2025 (HealthDay News) — Many kids are spending a lot of unnecessary time under observation in a hospital following a sudden allergic ...

How many hot car deaths were in Indiana? Texas leads the nation with 160 hot car deaths, according to KidsandCarSafety.org. There were 16 cases of vehicular heatstroke deaths reported from 1990 to ...

Some people navigate small talk effortlessly, while others find it stressful. Neurodivergence, gender, and culture all play a part in how we experience social interactions.

Severe storms rolled through North Georgia Thursday afternoon, leaving some residents in a Dunwoody neighborhood stunned.

I read the letter and (the writer's) brilliant idea to tax baby boomers more. I wonder if she has ever been in a big box store and seen how many employees are baby boomers. I know of a number of ...

Why So Many Car Brands Are Suddenly Turning On Apple Many major car brands see their own built-in infotainment systems as an important way to make money ...

It's the last day of school for many students in the Hamilton area and the beginning of summer break.