Dr. Max Gomez: It's Time To Bust Some Common Allergy Myths
The trees are green, the flowers are blooming and your allergies are likely flaring up. Sadly, going inside may not be a relief.
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The trees are green, the flowers are blooming and your allergies are likely flaring up. Sadly, going inside may not be a relief.
Weeds are popping up everywhere now that the weather has warmed up, and now, there is a different kind of eco-friendly solution.
The text 911 technology rolled out Thursday in several upstate New York counties and will soon arrive closer to home.
The owner of a popular wedding spot in Brooklyn was arrested and arraigned Thursday, nearly a week after he abruptly closed the venue, allegedly stiffing wedding couples and employees.
Police in New Brunswick, New Jersey were hoping Thursday to locate a trio of would-be robbers who pistol-whipped a store owner.
The statement also says reports about Solange being intoxicated and "displaying erratic behavior" are false.
Deliberations began Thursday morning, just as the emotion-filled dedication ceremony for the National Sept. 11 Memorial Museum was wrapping up.
Labor organizers are turning up the heat on McDonald's and other fast-food chains to raise worker pay, with protests in 150 cities in the United States and 33 other countries Thursday.
Following an initial investigation, officials said on Thursday that the supports between the roof level and sixth floor failed, causing the wall of the building to buckle outward.
President Barack Obama honored the memory of a young man who saved others before losing his own life at the World Trade Center.
Police are not sure if the burglars knew they were targeting Jose "Joey" Torres or whether the election night heist was just a coincidence.
Cameron Finney, who will get over $7.4 million after taxes, plans to get a BMW for his daughter, a dream house for his wife and a couple of new rides for himself.
The state is launching a two-week Buckle Up New York effort as part of the larger national Click It or Ticket initiative. Nearly a dozen other states are also taking part in the effort.
It's not known who created the list, which has generated both support and outrage around campus, but many students blame the university for not doing enough to pursue sex assault cases.
Bill Stepien's lawyer, Kevin Marino, demanded a correction to a report commissioned by Christie that exonerates the governor and concludes that Stepien lied about not having advance knowledge about the idea.
