Violent Crime and Homicide Falling Across Major US Cities, with Detroit on Track for a 60-Year Low
From another city famous for violent crime, Chicago remains on pace for double-digit percentage declines in the number of homicides
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Immunotherapy for Hard to Treat Cancer Just Granted FDA Fast Track During Promising Clinical Trial
The fast-track status will allow the company to work more closely with the wealthy FDA, and have quicker data reviews in the future.
Survey Reveals Americans' 2024 Strategies For Wellness Goals in the New Year
Want to make your annual resolutions stick? Two in five Americans believe the best strategy is to "start small," according to a new poll.
Pipe Dreams Comes True For Top Tradesmen at the First National Plumbing Championship
On a mission to elevate the profile of plumbers, the first Plumbing National Championship debuted, with a Boston tradesman taking home $50k,
US Sets Policy to Seize Patents of Government-Funded Drugs if Price Deemed Too High
NIH funding contributed to research associated with every new drug approved from 2010-2019, totaling $230 billion, a research paper found.
Aurora Borealis May Be Visible in U.S. Northern Tier Tonight, NOAA Announces
NOAA predicted there will be a visible aurora in the northern US tonight after observing several solar flares in the last few days.
Virginia Joins 20 Other States Banning Ticket Quotas For Traffic Cops
Virginia has long been one of the most heavily-policed states, with roads where drivers are stopped for petty offenses far too often.
Cops Jump a Fence to Catch Suicidal Woman's Arms Just in Time on Indiana Overpass
The two men were honored with special commendations, and an occasionally-used moniker "Spiderman" for their comic-book rescue.
Bill Gates Backs Novel Merry-Go-Round Wind Turbine: Half the Cost and Better for Landscape Than Giant Towers
Bill Gates has backed a novel wind power system by Airloom Energy, a carousel-style wind turbine that cuts costs in half.
St. Louis Looks to Resettle Chicago Migrants From Venezuela to Reverse Declining Population, Boost Workforce
It's estimated that 20,000 migrants have arrived in Chicago this year, and finding them places to stay has been challenging
Growing Up With Asthma, Woman Now Accelerates Our Transition to EVs to Reduce Air Pollution in Cities
Electric vehicles can slash asthma rates, so MoveEV is assisting companies and governments to transition to EVs in cities.
Three-Quarters of Small Business Owners Believe They're Equipped to Handle Any Economic Instability
More than three quarters of U.S. small business owners believe that their company is equipped to handle any upcoming economic instability, according to a new poll.
Over 200 UFO Sightings This Year But They Do No Harm, Says New U.S. Government Report
A Pentagon intelligence document delivered to Congress this week details ongoing UFO investigations—over 200 sightings this year.
Detroit Getting First Public EV-charging Road in the US to Power Electric Vehicles Wirelessly
Electreon is partnering with Michigan to establish a wireless charging 1-mile stretch of road to power EVs in Detroit.
Wells Fargo to Donate $1 Billion to Affordable Housing and Homelessness Across America
Wells Fargo's new philanthropic strategy includes a $1 billion commitment to help solve affordable housing and homelessness issues across America.
5 Million American Vending Machines Will Soon Offer More Healthy Snacks to Help Curb Obesity
The trade group responsible for the vending machine industry says that one-third of all their snack supplies will soon include healthy options.
Stephen King is Using His Property to Open a Writer's Retreat
The house next to King's home in Bangor, Maine will soon be able to accommodate up to 5 resident writers who may need a peaceful place for their work.
The Largest Trash Collectors in the U.S. Have Stopped Shipping Waste to Poor Countries
Waste Management, Inc, the largest trash hauler in America has joined with several other companies to stop exporting plastic overseas to poor countries.
Bison Get 22,000 Acres of Additional Prairie Land to Roam Free - Watch The Spectacular Moment They Were Reintroduced After 150 Years
The official mammal of the United States has not wandered through these South Dakotan lands since 1870-until now.
Reader's Digest Names the 'Nicest Place in America' For 2019, A Town Where Nobody Gets Left Behind
Reader's Digest named their 'Nicest Place in America' for 2019 - the rural town of Columbiana, Ohio, where nobody gets left behind.
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