St. Patrick's Day Parades Return To America's Streets: Photos

The COVID-19 pandemic paused St. Patrick's Day parades and celebrations for two years. Celebrations resumed Wednesday.

2022 Spring Allergy Forecast: You'll Sneeze Most Here

Tree, grass and weed pollen will likely be persistent problems in several parts of the country — and if it's not, it's because of drought.

‘Parachuting’ Spiders, Needle Ants, Stink Bugs Spring To Life

We give you the bottom line on what to do about spiders, ants, stink bugs and honey bees as they start to wake with the first day of spring.

​Pfizer Seeks Second COVID-19 Booster For Older Americans

In the emergency use application filed with the FDA, Pfizer and BioNTech cited "real-world" data from Israel supporting a second booster.

The Importance Of Finding A Financial Advisor Who’s Right For You

Datalign Advisory takes the guesswork out of choosing a financial advisor by connecting you with someone who meets your unique situation.

Social Drinking Vs. Problem Drinking: Identifying The Difference

In observance of Alcohol Awareness Month, here are some ways to determine whether you or a loved one has a drinking problem.

Talking To Kids About Nukes: Parents, Experts Suggest Truth

Lead with the truth, but choose details based on what children can handle emotionally; make sure kids aren't consumed by their worries.

‘Deltracron’ COVID-19 Found In U.S.: 5 Things To Know

"Deltacron," a rare combination of the coronavirus's delta and omicron variants, has made it to the United States. But should you worry?

Pricey Gas Hikes Costs At Every Turn, Especially On These Staples

It costs more to hail a ride. Pantry staples are up as much as 30 percent. Wine, beer and spirits cost more, too. So does staying clean.

March Madness Brings Back The Pre-Pandemic Good, Ol' Days Feel

For the first time since 2019, teams will play across the country. Also, the NCAA women's tournament is branded as March Madness, too.

Zelenskyy To Speak Virtually To U.S. Congress On Russia Invasion

President Volodymyr Zelenskyy's Wednesday address comes as Ukrainians fight for their country's survival in an escalating war with Russia.

Washington State Budgets $1.6 Million For Study, Removal Of Toxic Lights

Budget also dedicated to studying environmental hazards and creating new standards.

$1.5 Trillion Omnibus Spending Bill: 5 Things To Know

The law unlocks billions of dollars for roads, bridges and other ailing infrastructure, but Democrats conceded on signature agenda items.

Want A Beautiful Spring Garden? Here's What You Need To Know

From lawn fertilizing and flower planting to hedge trimming and weeding, these tasks will make your yard stand out all season long.

​U.S. View Of Putin: Angry, Frustrated And Likely To Escalate War

Though tough to gauge from afar, Putin's mindset is critical for the West to understand as it provides more Ukraine aid and insulates NATO.

​For Kids With COVID-19, Everyday Life Can Be A Struggle

Some youngsters suffer unexplained symptoms long after the virus is gone; some who recover are struck later by a mysterious condition.

GUIDELINES: The Purpose of Life

Why are we here? Is there an overriding purpose for our lives? I offer ten possible purposes, and more than one may prove true for us.

In America, A Few Days In March 2020 Echo Two Years Later

The fact is that on March 12, 2020, no one really knew how the coronavirus would play out. How could they?

Shelter Dog Finds Forever Home: Feel Good Friday

NewsNation and Patch have partnered together to bring you uplifting news from across America each week.

Biden Stops Luxury Goods From Russia, Imposes More Sanctions

The U.S. and its allies ended "most favored nation" status for Russia. "The free world is coming together to confront Putin," Biden said.

Supporting Ukraine: See How Communities Across U.S. Have Helped

Americans show support on the ground in Ukraine and Poland, with fundraisers over steaming pots of borscht, and in multiple other ways.

Using Facebook's Own Data To Understand The Platform's Role In Jan. 6

Breaking down a unique dataset on Facebook groups regarding last year's U.S. Capitol attack.

9 Photos Of The Asian Joro Spider That Could Spread To East Coast

The giant flying spider could soon be on the move across the East Coast, according to a new study.

Meguro Debuts Strong New Single "You Destroy Me"

Kicking off the year in the RIGHT way

Teen Idle is an Indie Rock Treat For Your Ears

The project is the brainchild of 24-year-old NJ-based songwriter Sara Abdelbarry.

MLB Lockout Ends, Players Accept Terms In Time For 162 Games

The deal paves the way to end a 99-day lockout and salvage a 162-game regular season.

COVID-19 Pandemic 2-Year Anniversary: Where Do We Go From Here?

Americans are moving past COVID-19, even as health experts say it’s too soon to take a victory lap, and the coronavirus pandemic isn’t over.

Nearly 8% Inflation A 40-Year High, And It's Likely Going Higher

Americans are paying more for almost everything, pushing inflation to 7.9 percent over the past year, a pace not seen in 40 years.

TSA Extends Mask Mandate On Planes, Public Transportation: Report

The mandate, originally set to expire this month, will be extended through April 18, according to a report.

6 Tips For Keeping Your Resolutions Well Into The New Year

Before you say so long to your New Year’s resolutions, consider reassessing your goals and taking other steps to get back on track.

Be The First To Hear About New Real Estate Listings In Your Town

With Patch's Real Estate Roundup, searching for a new home is easier than ever.

10 Home Improvement Projects To Leave To The Pros

Delegate tasks such as home organization, power washing and lawn maintenance to professionals to free up your time and energy this spring.

FBI Lured Men For Michigan Gov. Whitmer Kidnap Plot: Lawyers

Attorneys portrayed them as wannabes who had no intention of going through with the plot and an easily influenced pot-smoking "misfit."

Record-High Gas Prices And The Russian Oil Ban: 5 Things To Know

Gas prices surpassed the previous day’s record high as Russia’s invasion of Ukraine creates more pain at the pump for Americans.

EXCLUSIVE: Top general's blast at Vermont Nat'l Guard bombs

Vermont military officials fire back at Gen. Keith Kellogg's nuke-readiness joke

What Does U.S. Ban On Russian Oil Accomplish? Explainer

A full embargo would be most effective if it included European allies, who are far more dependent on Russian oil than the United States.

When Is The First Day Of Spring 2022? Will It Feel Like Spring?

The Old Farmer's Almanac says one thing, and the Farmers' Almanac says another about spring temperatures, but they agree on spring rains.

COVID Boosters Are Needed, WHO Says, Reversing Previous Advice

The United Nations agency said vaccination, including the use of boosters, is especially important for people at risk of severe disease.

U.S. Won't Subsidize 'Putin's War,' Biden Says Of Russian Oil Ban

Ukrainian President Volodmyr Zelenskyy pleaded with U.S. and Western officials to ban the imports, a glaring omission in massive sanctions.

International Women's Day 2022: 18 Photos Of Influential Women

From Harriet Tubman and Rosa Parks to Judge Ketanji Jackson, the U.S. Women's Soccer Team and Wally Funk, these women will inspire you.