For the past several years, Maureen O’Reilly acutely felt the absence of an art gallery in Ridgefield every time she walked by one in another city.

Teen use of alcohol, nicotine and marijuana remains at record lows, according to national survey results released Wednesday.

According to data from the CDC analyzed by the Williams Institute at UCLA, some 3.3 percent of American high school students ages 13-17 self-identify as transgender. Earlier studies, sometimes asking ...

After hitting game-winning free throws with 1.7 seconds left to give the Prairie boys basketball team a 60-58 victory over Camas, Malachi Patton took a moment to reflect.

Legendary crooner Bing Crosby grew up in snowy Spokane a century ago, so it must have been easy for him to sing about wishing for a white Christmas, just like the ones he used to know.

Nice to see the making of downtown more difficult, with curbs sticking out so you can smash your wheels. I’m sure it will look nice for about a month until garbage, etc., is thrown into them, plus, li ...

In recent years, scientists have studied whether being bilingual may help ward off the memory lapses and reduced mental sharpness that come with an aging brain. Much of the research on the pot ...

Last week’s power outages (Dec. 17) brought out a very concerning safety issue with drivers. At Fourth Plain Boulevard and St. Johns Road, the traffic signal was off due to the power outage. I witness ...

A routine of morning light therapy, using devices that emit light about 20 times brighter than regular indoor light, can be beneficial for both people with and without SAD. The light therapy helps to ...

It’s supposed to be a decent day, maybe a bit of sunshine even, but it’s not for I don’t know how many families. There’s a school nearby that should be ringing with the happy, carefree sounds of kids ...

For now, the best approach is awareness without worry. Keep an eye on the forecast. Secure holiday decorations that could become airborne. Make sure flashlights and batteries are where you can find ...

Nearly a quarter century after a motorcycle accident paralyzed him from the waist down, longtime Sugar Hill resident Daryl “Chill” Mitchell continues to find steady work on TV.