Month: January 2025

KALAMAZOO, MI — Scientists at Western Michigan University Homer Stryker School of Medicine (WMed) have made a “groundbreaking” discovery. A team led by Dr. Erik Larson, vice chair of the Department of Biomedical Sciences, has uncovered the cause of a common kidney disease after eight years of research, a news release from WMed said. Autosomal Dominant Polycystic Kidney Disease (ADPKD) affects …

Monday’s earthquake was felt as far south as Rhode Island.

The exact origins of Super Bowl Squares isn’t known. However, it has increased in popularity so greatly that it is now being offered by most sportsbooks.

ALBANY — State parks and historical sites saw record attendance numbers in 2024 during the 100th anniversary of the state park system. The system — which comprises 360,000 acres of beaches, campgrounds, trails and golf courses — had 88.3 million visitors last year, beating the previous record set the year before by more than 4 million. Gov. Kathy Hochul credited the influx of visitors to centennial festivities across the park system, as well as…

A government spokesman says information provided by Hamas overnight matches Israel’s intelligence.

Reviewers say it’s “perfect for small spaces.”

Videos and photos from northern Gaza show a landscape reduced to piles of broken concrete and rebar — in many cases, with the remains of loved ones buried underneath.

‘Life finds a way:’ Baby shark born in aquarium tank that only houses females – ‘It really proves that life… uh… finds a way’ said the aquarium’s curator of live animals Greg Barrick