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Her entire life. A caretaker was also shot and suffered none life threatening injuries. A third apparently nonlife threatening injuries. A third person at the home was unharmed. You cant help but wonder. Reporter the randomness has neighbors shaken, the shooter who they describe as an elderly balding white male with gray hair and full beard, did not know the women. Those who knew lodato knew a good friend and neighbor. Shes a very nice lady and very were jettic. Reporter lodato had several frien...

Tehachapi’s expanded downtown Farmers Market got off to a good start Thursday evening with perfect weather and a good crowd.

As we approach a period of high pollen this June Bank Holiday weekend, the Asthma Society of Ireland is issuing urgent advice on managing asthma and hay fever.

As the cost of living hits people's household budgets, fitness instructor Korin Koutsomihalis says gym memberships are among the first things people cut.

Hay fever sufferers are facing into months of misery with runny noses, itchy eyes, headaches and tiredness.

A Dublin hospital is to begin testing wearable devices which can be integrated into a digital platform for patients with severe asthma. Tallaght

Psychologists are usually a friendly bunch, as one might expect from members of a 'helping' profession. In recent years, however, things have taken a darker turn. There are matters which have caused deep division within the profession, not least 'trans affirmative' policies and their academic enforcers

The House Committee on Finance on Thursday passed an appropriations bill to cover payments for claims against the state, its officers and employees.

Experts from 25 different nations who work in the space field met at Vandenberg Space Force Base over the past two weeks to discuss security operation efforts.

Country pubs were part of the glue that held rural communities together, but as drinking habits changed, many called final orders and closed.