Top stories
Powered by MSNFor You
Trending on Bing
Take a break
Mountaineer Alasdair McKenzie from France just became the youngest European to summit all fourteen of the world’s 8,000-meter peaks at the age of 20. Only fourteen mountains in the world rise above 8
Billboard
Drake Makes No. 4 on Billboard's List of 25 Greatest Pop Stars of the 21st Century | Billboard News We're counting down the 25 Greatest Pop Stars of the 21st Century, and taking No. 4 is Drake. The rapper has topped Billboard's charts numerous amount of times. Keep watching to see how he
Hosted on MSN
Best Castlevania Games, RankedDebuting in 1986 on the NES, Konami's Castlevania is one of gaming's longest-running and most celebrated franchises. Featuring hordes of gruesome ghouls and monsters ranging from classic horror
Wichita Eagle
Chunk of ‘fool’s gold’ found in New York — containing 450-million-year-old new speciesWalking along the Six Mile Creek there are rocks big and small glinting in the sunlight. You may think you’ve struck it rich before the gold stones disappointingly flake apart in your hands. The
CBS Philadelphia
How Shriners Hospital in Philadelphia helped this 17-year-old overcome an injury that left him paralyzedShriners Hospital in Philadelphia is like a second home for Ryan Stehlik and his mom. It's the place that turned the 17-year-old's life around as he overcame a difficult injury. "I think they did a
With Election Day approaching, thoughts turn to campaigns past, as well as movies about them. From the moment D.W. Griffith released "Birth of a Nation," political leaders
The Jerusalem Post
Asthma in children linked to memory difficulties, study suggests A recent study published in JAMA Network Open showed that asthma is associated with poorer memory, particularly in those who developed the disease early. The researchers found that
Hosted on MSN
Life can be hard after leaving Florida foster care. These places offer soft place to landEvery year, approximately 1,000 children age out of Florida’s foster care system. They go into the world with little to no support — and at significant risk of running into trouble. Racquell Perry
A drug that is commonly used to treat eye diseases may soon be used to protect against dementia, new research suggests. The drug may also show promise in the treatment of other neurodegenerative
On November 14, 1960, Ruby Bridges began her first day of school at William Frantz Elementary School in Louisiana. What's historic about this day is that she was flanked by U.S. federal marshals
A council has offered free parking and office space as part of its ongoing financial support to 50 households that were evacuated after a fatal explosion.Bedford Borough Council said it had received
Scientists may have discovered an unlikely ally in the fight against plastic waste: the lesser mealworm. Native to Africa but now widespread across the planet, a beetle larvae from the Alphitobius
Seattle Mariners On SI
A List of All the Gold Glove Winners in Seattle Mariners History The Seattle Mariners welcomed two new Gold Glove award winners to an impressive list of them over the weekend. Mariners catcher Cal Raleigh and utility man Dylan Moore were named the 43rd and
The power of music is comforting patients undergoing palliative care, helping them and their loved ones through an extremely emotional and difficult time. Stanford University medical student and
Marvels X-Men are some of the greatest powerhouses in comics. From adamantium claws to optic blasts, most of the gifts granted to Marvel's Mutants make them some of their universe's most formidable
The Desert Sun (Palm Springs)
18 things to do in the Coachella Valley this week, Nov. 4-10 It's officially fall in the desert, so yes, dear residents, that means we need to emerge out of our reverse hibernation. If you're looking for some fall fun this week, we've
Arizona Republic
How cold can it get in Phoenix? Here's the coldest temperature ever recorded in the ValleyWe are far too aware that Phoenix is known for its extreme heat, but does Phoenix experience extreme cold? Better yet, what is the coldest temperature ever recorded in Phoenix?
YPSILANTI, MI - With the support of city funding, a downtown Ypsilanti-based nonprofit served an average of 800 free meals per week. Since FedUp Ministries opened up its first homebase at 16 S.
Milwaukee Journal-Sentinel
Froedtert, Medical College on pace to be first to offer proton therapy in Wisconsin Froedtert and the Medical College of Wisconsin health network are on pace to begin offering a next-level form of cancer treatment to patients as soon as August. Earlier this
Local news
Columbus, Ohio 
✕
Want local news for a different area?
Select button to enter another location
No more news
Feedback