COVID-19 Under Better Control, But Pandemic Not Over: Fauci

Health authorities are wrestling with the next stage of the pandemic — how to keep COVID-19 at bay and learn to live with the virus.

Adopt A Pet Shelter Day On Saturday A Second Chance For Cats And Dogs

About 6.3 million pets enter shelters every year, but some never make it out. About 920,000 cats and dogs are euthanized every year.

Antisemitic Incidents, Including Violent Assaults, At Record High: ADL

Antisemitic attacks on Jews increased in May 2021 conflict between Israel and Hamas. Domestic extremist attacks were also up, the ADL said.

NASCAR Champ; Wildfire; 'Golden-Con': Weekend In Photos

Must-see Golden Girl drag queens; Mark Twain Prize recipient and meet the 2022 NASCAR Cup Series champion.

Planets Align As Jupiter, Venus, Saturn And Mars Parade Across The Sky

​The two brightest planets, Jupiter and Venus, join Saturn and Mars for a four-planet parade that will shine through the end of April.

Severe Weather Moving Through U.S. South, Midwest On Monday

Heavy winds, rain and hail are likely, with tornadoes possible, in a stretch from Texas through the Ohio Valley to the northeast.

Love is a Circle with Three Phases

Love is a circle with three phases. The three phases of love’s ancient and endless circle are receiving, sharing and giving.

Mother’s Day 2022 Gifts: What Do America's Moms Really Want?

Mother's Day 2022 spending is expected to top $31.7 billion, driven by jewelry purchases and brunch or dinner out somewhere special.

9 Good News Stories: What You Can Learn From Mountaineer And More

A veteran’s “enduring hope” of optimism; a week of marathons for vets; a beautiful but stinky arrival; eaglets have landed; Easter message.

Winning Scratch-Off, Business Hires Adults With Autism: Feel Good News

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

Photos Of The Week: Boston Marathon, Amber Heard Trial, Fly Mask-Free

We've collected photos of the time-honored White House Easter Egg Roll.

100 Best Brunch Spots In America List Out In Time For Mother’s Day

Mother’s Day reservations are up 39 percent over pre-pandemic 2019, according to OpenTable, which compiled the best brunch spots list.

Backyard Gardening Appeals — If You Have Enough Land, Time To Work It

To feed yourself for a year, you'll need 15 to 20 bean and potato plants, five tomato plants and 15 corn plants, according to one estimate.

‘No Mow May’ Pro-Pollinator Initiative Creates Buzz Across U.S.

What would you do if your neighbors decided not to mow in May to give bees a fighting chance? It could happen as "No Mow May" takes root.

Earth Day 2022: 5 Ways To Cut Your Carbon Footprint, Starting Now

"Invest In Our Planet" events focus on the existential crisis of climate change; here are five practical steps you can take to address it.

8 Signs You Need A Handyman For Your Home ASAP

When your faucet begins to drip and your home appliances are on the fritz, it’s time to call in a handyman.

Lyrid Meteor Shower 2022: When To See Bright Fireballs And Dust Trails

The ancient Lyrid meteor shower, known to produce exceptionally bright fireballs with dust trails that last for several seconds, nears peak.

These Airlines Drop COVID Mask Mandates, Leave It Up To Passengers

American, Delta, JetBlue, Southwest, United and others make face coverings optional, and Alaska Airlines keeps its ban on unruly passengers.

​Judge Strikes Down Travel Mask Mandate: What It Means To You

A Florida federal judge said the CDC exceeded its legal authority and failed to follow proper rule-making process with travel mask mandate.

“If You're Getting A W-2, You're A Sucker”

In the tax world, nearly anything is possible.

New York Increases Funding Of Mental Health Care For Kids

Cash governor says will reopen hospital beds.

Photos: White House Easter Egg Roll Returns!

The rain couldn't keep families away from the first Easter Egg Roll at the White House since the start of the pandemic.

To Forgive Does Necessarily Mean to Reconcile

To forgive is not the same thing as to reconcile. Forgiveness precedes reconciliation, making reconciliation at least possible.

States Scale Back Food Stamp Benefits Even As Prices Soar

Payments to low-income individuals and families are dropping as governors end COVID-19 disaster declarations.

Here We Go Again: U.S. COVID-19 Cases Are On The Rise

Experts warn that the coming wave – caused by a mutant called BA.2 – will wash across the nation.

Veterans Pay Respects, Teacher's Milestone Birthday: Feel Good News

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

Classified Frequency Shares Power Pop New Single and Video

The band is back with “Can’t Run Away,” Out Today

KLKTN & MIYAVI Release New Line of NFT Collectibles For Music Video

The incredible debut of "Hush Hush"

Great Ballpark Food for 2022 MLB Season: Photos

Check out photos of some of the best ballpark food offerings for the 2022 MLB season.

9 Good News Stories: Support For Ukraine; Eagle Scout Bookends History

“A true community hero” and three others who had to be sleuthed out; mom can forget her mortgage; history recalled; Gladstone’s fresh start.

Uncut Grass, Junked Car Graveyards, Blight: Block Talk Hears Your Pain

From unkempt lawns to “junked car graveyards” to the “actual dirty,” Patch readers talk about what’s annoying them in the neighborhood.

The 8 Most Important Tasks To Update Your Home’s Exterior

These outdoor tasks might be time-consuming, but hiring a professional to get them done is a simple way to make your home look brand new.

CDC Extends Travel Mask Requirement As COVID-19 Cases Rise

The mandate, which was set to expire on April 18, will now be in place through May 3.

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2022 Twister Activity Expected To Be High, But Not In 'Tornado Alley'

AccuWeather predicts active weather systems will spin up more twisters this year than last — and outside the traditional "Tornado Alley."

8.5% Inflation Deflates Household Budgets As CPI Reaches 40-Year High

A Bureau of Labor Statistics inflation counter lays it out starkly: A monthly household budget of $4,980 swelled to $8,130 under inflation.

How Long Do Hard-Boiled Easter Eggs Stay Good? Is It Safe To Eat Them?

To prevent salmonella illnesses, it’s best for kids to enjoy the Easter egg hunt, but not the dyed hard-boiled eggs themselves.

How To Make The Perfect Hard-Boiled Eggs For Easter

Learn how to cook egg-ceptional hard-boiled eggs for your holiday celebration.

Income Tax Deadline Looms: 7 Things Last-Minute Filers Need To Know

Some good news as the April 18 deadline to file 2021 federal income taxes approaches: Refunds are, on average, $333 higher, the IRS says.

Explaining Forgiveness to a Seven-Year-Old

It’s a challenge to explain forgiveness to a seven-year-old. I well remember an attempt to do so. Fortunately, he was very bright.