Study finds exercise sharpens aging brains
Mark Gluck, professor from Rutgers University, explains the findings from their study about exercise and its longterm effects on the brain.
Meghan and Harry announce daughter in wide-ranging interview with Oprah
In a wide-ranging interview aired Sunday, Harry and Meghan described painful discussions about the color of their son’s skin, losing royal protection and the intense pressures that led the Duchess of Sussex to contemplate suicide.
Whisky is about to get cheaper starting Monday
If you’re a fan of whisky, it might be time for a shot.
Beer company giving away ‘ice shanty,’ year of free beer
A brewing company in Wisconsin is trying to bring a bit of summer to the remaining winter months with a new promotion.
Edison Park restaurant relocates, downsizes after 37 years in business
With decades of memories, a longtime Edison Park restaurant is closing its doors and ready to downsize.
Georgia Senate passes bill ending daylight saving time
Resetting our clocks twice a year could soon be a thing of the past in Georgia.
Burger King manager finds customer's lost wedding ring after two week search
A Burger King manager is being praised for going above and beyond to find a woman's lost wedding ring.
As homebuying rises, is it still a good time to refinance your home?
Despite the global pandemic, the US housing market remains strong. Don’t wait to refinance. Right now is likely the safest time to get a record-low mortgage refinance loan.
Uptown restaurant pays $697K in back wages for violating minimum wage, overtime requirements
A popular restaurant on Chicago's North Side was ordered to pay $697,295 in back wages for 60 employees following an investigation.
Chicago expands indoor capacity to 50% at bars, restaurants
Chicago Mayor Lori Lightfoot announced Tuesday that bars and restaurants will be allowed to open at 50% capacity, loosening restrictions put into place due to the coronavirus pandemic as vaccinations ramp up.
Chicago restaurants push for increase in dining capacity
Chicago restaurants have upped the pressure on City Hall, saying they need more diners inside within days.
Eating this ratio of fruit and veggies could help you live longer, study suggests
How many servings of fruits and veggies should you be getting each day to live a longer life? A new study published in Circulation, the journal of the American Heart Association, aims to provide an answer.
DIY project offers convenience of whole-home generator, at fraction of cost
After the crippling winter storm had many relying on portable generators, a Sugar Land man is getting a lot of attention for his cost-effective, permanent, DIY whole-home generator.
Reese's announces chocolate-free peanut butter cup
The Hershey Company recently announced a new addition to the Reese’s line-up that’s very peanut-buttery.
Duplex with mannequins in every room is listed for $650G: 'To be sold as-is'
There’s a house in California that comes with some unusual occupants.
New York's new wedding dance rules: Stay in your 'zone,' wear a mask, only dance with your family
Dancers must wear face masks and stay within their own "dancing areas or zones" -- spaces that should be at least 36 square feet (3.3 square meters) in size and positioned at least 6 feet (2 meters) apart from other dance zones and tables. The bride and groom can do the first dance, but they must stay 6 feet from all the other dancers.
FBI 'aware of' American Airlines possible UFO sighting, stops short of confirming investigation
The FBI is "aware of" an American Airlines pilot’s report of an apparent UFO seen soaring over Northeast New Mexico earlier this week – but stopped short of confirming whether an investigation is underway, Fox News learned Thursday.
'COVID bandit' strikes again: Customer gives $200 to each worker at Colorado diner
A person using the alias “COVID bandit” handed all 34 employees $200, spending a total of $6,400.
How to break through the pandemic wall
Lifestyle expert and coach Dr. Judith Wright lists some techniques for overcoming the apathy and disillusionment surrounding the pandemic.
FAA seeks $27,500 fine from passenger for hitting flight attendant
Federal officials are seeking a $27,500 civil penalty against an airline passenger who allegedly struck a flight attendant who asked the passenger and a companion to leave the plane after a dispute over wearing a face mask.