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People in Waco were able to grab a free meal at True Vine Worship Center. They held their 10th Annual Feed the Community Fall Festival this weekend.

You just received an offer letter, but should you sign it right away? How legally binding is it? Is it the same as a contract? Experts weigh in.

In a new data analysis, Harvard researchers find that insulin manufacturers have filed multiple patents on delivery devices following the original insulin product approval.

In patients with obesity, dual energy cardioversion is more reliable and just as safe as conventional single energy cardioversion as an initial strategy in AF, a new study shows.

The findings "could in part play a role in the rising incidence of early-stage melanoma with low risk of progression or patient morbidity, thereby contributing to increasing rates of overdiagnosis."

Its a first-of-its-kind opportunity now available for medical students in Louisville.

As a young girl growing up with an environmental bent in a tiny Northland coastal community, Georgia Grant never thought that interest would see her doing...

Editor’s note: Church notes need to be submitted at least one week in advance of the event for inclusion.

Hello Carson City and welcome to Wednesday, Jan. 16, 2019. With snow plow efforts underway and a warm-up from Mother Nature, it looks like the morning commute will be a slushy one. Carson City schools will operate today at normal start times.

Celeste E. Lengerich and Ellen Mensch of Fort Wayne and Janelle Slone of Angola are among 35 members of the Lifelong Arts 2023 Artist Training Cohort.