Eric Lewis Harm's mother said her son was as an incredibly benevolent, caring person, and that his family will — over time — find the best way to honor the combat veteran's life.
Three popular brands of baby mattresses that were marketed in recent months to families and day care centers contained toxic flame retardants linked to increased cancer risk, according to laboratory tests conducted for the Chicago Tribune.
The Church of England said Friday that it will allow gay men to become bishops — putting it closer to its sister Episcopal Church in the United States, but at odds with many conservatives in the worldwide Anglican Communion.
Take equal parts Dr. Phil and Mother Teresa, stir in a youth tainted by dysfunction, drugs and living on the streets, and you have the man behind one of the fastest-growing, most successful homeless programs in Central Florida.
An ice sculpture contest in downtown Holland drew a huge crowd Saturday afternoon as chainsaws hummed and chisels chipped blocks of ice into gorgeous works of art.
December was a challenging month on my quest to lose 50 pounds by Oct 1. When I set the goal to do so in one year, it seemed like plenty of time to accomplish such a feat.
Cecilia Potts grew up in Grand Haven, graduated from Grand Haven High School in 1998, became a professional cyclist and was inducted into the Grand Haven High School Hall of Fame in 2012.
Matt Sanders, pastor of family ministries at Journey Christian Church in Apopka, Fla., said navigating the church's old website on his iPhone and iPad was an ordeal.
As the levels of the Great Lakes and their connecting waterways hit record lows, local history buffs are excited about what might emerge from the once-hidden depths.
When the new fiscal year rolls around in October, hospitals might see a change in Medicare reimbursement rates, as they become based on what their patients say in a survey.
A Michigan agency scrambled Friday to restore food assistance to 85,000 recipients and families who count on the aid, a day after some were turned away at stores because money was not on their state-issued debit cards.
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