More than 120 people were evacuated from the MV Hondius in early May, including 18 Americans who wound up at the National Quarantine Unit.
Greenspan was an economic virtuoso whose every utterance was dissected for clues on where interest rates and the economy were headed.
Unlike other record moguls whose influence waned as they got older, Davis' might only seemed to grow, spanning multiple genres and labels.
Davis left “an indelible mark on culture that will endure for generations,” his family said.
Auctioneers say the unending fascination with the Titanic and the rarity of artifacts adds up to high demand and exorbitant prices.
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Libby, a golden retriever startled by a loud noise 3 years ago, stays a step ahead of rescuers. But where there’s kindness, there’s hope.
Readers debate when it’s appropriate to correct bad manners, how to do it without shaming someone, and whether public civility is fading.
Bears are where they shouldn’t be. An emu is on the run. And a woman was buzzing down the highway when she discovered she wasn’t alone.
Letting the neighbor kid swim on a hot day may seem like a kind thing to do. But what if they bring more kids and come back again and again?
From a brand partner: From neighborhood walks to outdoor adventures, discover simple ways to add more movement to your days.
Readers share funny, tender Father’s Day memories of the dads who taught them how to laugh, work hard, save money and love deeply.
Tight cattle supplies and New World screwworm issues keep beef prices high, but strategic menu planning can keep summer grilling affordable.
Pools, beaches, boating excursions and road trips come with risks. Here’s what to know about summer safety hazards before heading out.
From a brand partner: From current hits to timeless classics, tell us what's defining your summer soundtrack.
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Pool toys may impale kids; cars in cold-weather states recalled due to rust; Alfredo sauce recalled in 41 states over salmonella concerns.
Americans want clearer rules for e-bikes and e-scooters, including age limits, speed restrictions, sidewalk bans and stronger enforcement.
AccuWeather expert meteorologists said the developing El Niño is unusual because it is expected to begin early and strengthen quickly.
From a brand partner: Older adults helped shape our communities. They deserve proactive care that can help them stay healthy and fulfilled.
Whether it was wise, funny, practical or completely goofy, we want to hear the thing your dad said that has stuck with you.
Is it ever OK to correct someone’s manners? And how do you do it without embarrassing them or sounding like the etiquette police?
A flesh-eating parasite once wiped out in the United States is back on the radar after new cases of New World screwworm were confirmed.
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People are entering NYC sewers, and no one knows why. A man fell into a septic tank, but the stench kept a rescuer away. Animals run amok.
Fatal and serious e-scooter crashes raise fresh safety questions. How should your town balance safety and the convenience of e-scooters?
Rude questions, real boundaries: Patch readers debate whether personal questions deserve grace, deflection, humor or a hard stop.
As grocery and gas prices climb, readers say they’re cutting meat, skipping meals and stretching leftovers.
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E. coli, salmonella and other issues prompt food recalls; a lounge chair poses an amputation threat; and plush toys contain asbestos.
Of the two definitions of a blue moon, this one — the second full moon in a calendar month — is the more common.
Porch chats, block parties and back-and-forth favors once defined neighborhood life. Now, even small connections feel harder to find.
Consumers feel squeezed by higher gas prices, rising grocery bills, and more expensive health care. How is your budget changing?
What’s the best way to deflect nosy questions and set boundaries without being rude — or over-explaining yourself?
From a brand partner: From page-turning mysteries to unforgettable historical fiction, readers share the books they loved most.
With year-round daylight saving time, winter sunsets in much of the country would occur after 5 p.m.; sunrises would be as late as 9 a.m.
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Some cellphone etiquette guidelines should be obvious, such as not using them in restaurants, stores and public bathrooms, readers said.
Parrot saves family from fire; woman gives birth in night court; car that hasn’t moved in years gets $50 ticket; world’s oldest oak spared.
As National Burger Day approaches, cattle ranchers are having a moment. So are consumers who are paying for it.