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(BPT) - According to McKinsey & Co., 82% of U.S. consumers consider wellness a top priority, with more than half saying they prioritize it more than they did a year ago.[i] However, rising healthc...

(BPT) - Heart valve disease affects more than 5 million people in the United States. Despite this, 3 out of 4 U.S. adults know little to nothing about it.The Centers for Disease Control and Prevention...

(NewsUSA) - For Donald Denihan, it was supposed to be the fishing trip of a lifetime. Instead, it ended up nearly costing him his life in a hard bargain he made with the sea.Denihan's story is documen...

The Flagler Beach Police Department made a surprising hire this week, bringing on ex-Daytona Beach Shores police lieutenant Michael Schoenbrod. Late last year Schoenbrod made headlines when it came to...

Leonard Zhukovsky // Shutterstock Overwater bungalows seem like this distant dream that takes days of flying to get to, but are there actually overwater bungalows in the U.S.? Honeymoons.com provides ...

Canva Few things are more frustrating than sitting in bumper-to-bumper traffic. You're late, you're stuck, and you're wasting time and gas. The average U.S. driver lost 42 hours to traffic delays in 2...

Jacob Lund // Shutterstock Of the 12 astrological signs, Leo is the most likely to use "party" as a verb. The charismatic folks born under this sun sign love good times and can draw crowds with their ...

John Moore // Getty Images Nearly 15 million children were chronically absent in the 2021-22 school year, doubling pre-pandemic numbers, and millions have lived through at least one traumatic experien...

A man was fortunately saved after threatening to jump from the I-95 overpass on Palm Coast Parkway on Tuesday, the Flagler County Sheriff’s Office confirmed. The incident occurred in the late mo...

Chris Berdik for The Hechinger Report Science teacher Daniel Thompson circulated among his sixth graders at South Atlanta's Ron Clark Academy on a recent spring morning, spot-checking their work and l...