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March 11

Sewage spill in Potomac River crushes oyster industry as seafood season ramps up: 'It's devastating us'

A massive sewage spill that dumped 240 million gallons into the Potomac River continues to devastate the oyster industry, with buyers refusing shellfish.

March 7

Michigan local official asks for prayers after deadly tornado outbreak

Cass County board chairman Jeremiah Jones explains how his community is dealing with a deadly Michigan tornado outbreak on ‘Fox Report.’ 

March 7

What's healthier to drink, cold or hot water? Here's what an expert says

From calorie burn to gut health, does water temperature really make a difference? A dietitian explains the real impact of hot vs. cold hydration.

March 4

Aging process could accelerate due to 'forever chemicals' exposure, study finds

Study finds middle-aged men are more vulnerable to faster biological aging from PFAS exposure. Research shows "forever chemicals" may accelerate aging.

February 25

Diver drops to one knee 100 feet underwater in breathtaking Fiji shipwreck proposal

A New Zealand couple's underwater proposal at about 100 feet near a Fiji shipwreck becomes an unforgettable scuba diving love story captured on a GoPro camera.

February 25

Trump recounts daring Texas flood rescue, reunites camper with Coast Guard swimmer at SOTU

Coast Guard swimmer Scott Ruskan was awarded the Legion of Merit by President Donald Trump during the State of the Union.

February 20

New study hints at a hidden Alzheimer’s risk factor affecting older Americans

New study suggests air pollution could be directly linked to Alzheimer's disease risk, with researchers finding stronger associations in stroke survivors.

February 20

6 mothers who 'cherished time together' among victims in avalanche near Lake Tahoe

Six of the eight victims in an avalanche in Sierra Nevada near Lake Tahoe have been identified as outdoor-loving mothers and seasoned skiers who regularly traveled together.

February 18

Up close and scary: Juvenile great white shark emerges off coast after winter migration

A 9-foot great white shark named Brass Bed was detected off Cape Canaveral following a winter migration route from Canadian waters to Florida.

February 18

Climate groups sue Trump administration over EPA's bombshell deregulation decision

Climate activists sued the Trump administration on Wednesday over an effort to roll back