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A new vaccine to treat Lyme disease is in its final stages of development. About 6,000 people around the globe are enrolled in clinical trials for the drug, which is being developed by Pfizer and Valneva, a French pharmaceutical company, The Washington Post reported Tuesday. The proposed new drug comes...

Failure to include a monthly $35 insulin cap in the climate and health care bill that passed the Senate last weekend could especially affect Latinos. The big picture: CDC data shows Latinos are 70% more likely than their white non-Hispanic peers to be diagnosed with diabetes. Risk factors for developing...

A bartender is serving TikTok with the ingenious trick he uses when patrons belly up to the bar to moan and groan about their drinks that allegedly don’t have enough alcohol. The mirthful mixologist — who goes by the name Coach, aka the “Sober Bartender,” on social media — posted a now-viral video in which he teaches an inexperienced barkeep what to do in the situation. “Teaching the rookie how to deal with [people who say] ‘it’s not strong enough,'” the hipster-bearded cocktail crafter opines in the caption. The resulting clip — set to an instrumental version of Usher’s hit song...

It is a piece of Hollywood memorabilia that has new meaning. One of the famous cars from the film “Grease” is coming up for auction at the Mecum Auctions event in Monterey, California, on August 20. The black custom 1949 Mercury known as “Hell’s Chariot” was raced by the villain, Crater Face, against Danny Zuko’s “Greased Lightning” down the Los Angeles River culvert in one of the film’s most iconic scenes. The vehicle was built by legendary movie car designer Eddie Paul, who chopped the top off of a Mercury coupe to create the menacing hot rod, with its classic flames and a set of...

Bobby Johnson accepted responsibility for his actions in Monday’s training camp scuffle, when the offensive line coach pushed linebacker Cam Brown, sparking a benches-clearing brawl. Johnson said his actions “can’t happen.” “It’s a regrettable incident that can’t and won’t happen again,” he said of his involvement in the dust-up that saw him push defensive lineman Cam Brown after he got into it with center Joe Feliciano. The fight broke out in a tense Monday practice and involved punches thrown from Brown and center Jon Feliciano. Both sidelines cleared as fans chanted “Let’s go Giants!” from the crowd. Coach Brian Daboll didn’t say if he disciplined Johnson, but he made it clear it couldn’t happen again. “That’s not what we’re looking for,” Daboll said.

A Florida man died after getting buried alive by a sand dune that collapsed while he was enjoying the sunrise, authorities said. The freak accident happened early Sunday morning at Rock Beach on Hutchinson Island — where a passerby spotted a pair of human legs sticking out from the sand and called for help, the Martin County Sheriff’s Office said. The grim discovery was made just south of the House of Refuge Museum at around 9 a.m. Officials have determined that the man in the sand, who has been identified as 37-year-old Sean Nagel, from Stuart, “died hours earlier from asphyxia as a...

This post is not sponsored and does not contain any affiliate content. Go: Although Cedarbrook Lodge is close enough to Seattle and the airport that you could venture out and explore, you may not want to. A visit to Cedarbrook Lodge, a top-rated lodge in the Pacific Northwest, will make you quickly realize that it is indeed a hidden gem.

Karl-Anthony Towns made a go-ahead fadeaway jumper with 3:53 left as the Minnesota Timberwolves defeated the host Miami Heat 113-104

The 2023 Ford F-150 Lightning no longer has a base price below $40,000 before the delivery fee. The Pro trim level now starts at $48,769 (including the $1,795 destination charge). The new model year also brings an increased range for models with the standard battery. Ford is adjusting the price...

MACON, Ga. (WGXA) -- It's become a common part of everyday language to refer to an undesirable event as a "dumpster fire" but, for WGXA and First Choice Primary Care employees, it can be quite literal at times. As fire crews responded to the fire and explosions on Tuesday, our...

Fairfax County is considering making all existing and future development built to lessen flooding risks from huge, 100-year event storms, as opposed to a 10-year storm. The risk of flooding in the county is rising due to climate change, staff told the Fairfax County Board of Supervisors environmental committee late last month. While preventing flooding is impossible, its impact can be mitigated, they said.

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Edwin H. Andrews passed away with family members by his side at the age of 66 on the morning of August 1, 2022 at ProMedica Skilled Nursing and Rehabilitation Center in Sylvania, Ohio. Son of Arnold “Andy” Andrews and Joan McKee Andrews. Ed attended Wauseon Schools and enjoyed playing sports...

Tami Lynn Richmond, age 64, of Montpelier, moved on to her next life with the Lord on August 7, 2022. She was born in Montpelier on February 28, 1958 to Tom and Alice (Anders) Watts. She attended Montpelier schools and graduated in 1976. She went on to study at Northwest...

A local restaurant opening up a second location in its place. Sav's Restaurant and Gourmet Ice Cream, located at 630 E. Main Street, is closing after 14 years in business. Sav's serves authentic West African cuisine and gourmet ice cream made fresh right in the store.

Bob Lunsford of the American Meteor Society explains how to view the Perseid meteor shower, which he says is the highlight of the summer season. Plus, he gives some insight into the science of meteor showers.

LAFAYETTE, La. (KLFY) – UL Lafayette’s LITE Center will premiere ‘Cajundome City’, a documentary of the venue serving as a shelter after Hurricane Katrina. In 2005, Louisiana shelters filled with evacuees had to turn away bus load after bus load of people. Then-Gov. Kathleen Babineaux Blanco looked to the Cajundome for help.