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In the Jan. 15 episode, Jo remains hospitalized after an emergency C-section while her premature twins are in the NICU; she displays emotional and hormonal difficulties and breaks down after being denied access to a fellow patient's chart.

Tracy Marie Gorder passed away on December 23, 2025, with family and friends at her side; she is survived by her husband Brian Kuntschik and extended family, and a celebration of her life will be announced for spring or early summer 2026.

CBS has relaunched the CBS Evening News with Tony Dokoupil under Bari Weiss's oversight; initial viewership in Dokoupil's first week averaged about 4.17 million, lower than a year earlier, and critics have raised concerns about tone, editorial choices and on-air errors.

A BMC Geriatrics study by Pani-Harreman et al. describes a method using community-based participatory research to activate local networks that support older adults ageing in place. The paper reports qualitative work — focus groups, interviews and participatory workshops — and highlights participation, intergenerational links and adaptable feedback processes.

Baltimore City Council is reviewing how police respond to mental health crises after two people died following encounters with officers last summer; officials are considering civilian response teams and expect cost estimates in about three weeks.

A long-term experiment across 76 Central American plots found that adequate soil nitrogen can double tropical forest regrowth during the first decade of recovery; the study was published January 13 in Nature Communications.

The author’s father was diagnosed with colon cancer in 2014 and died in May 2015; during his treatment he responded to the question 'Why him?' with, 'Why not me,' a phrase that shaped the author’s perspective.

Malaysia and Indonesia have blocked access to Elon Musk’s AI chatbot Grok after regulators said it was used to create sexually explicit deepfakes of real people.

KeyBanc upgraded Intel to Overweight and raised its price target from $40 to $60; Intel shares jumped nearly 8% in Tuesday trading.

Canadian Prime Minister Mark Carney arrived in Beijing and is set to meet Chinese leader Xi Jinping after almost a decade of strained relations; officials described the visit as consequential and historic.

Hilary Duff posted a snippet of the music video for her new song "Roommates" on Instagram and described it as reflecting the ache for a freer, wilder time amid everyday routines. The track will appear on her upcoming album "luck... or something," and she plans a run of intimate shows called "Small Rooms, Big Nerves."

Authorities said a 17-year-old girl and two adults were found dead inside a Lakewood home Thursday morning near Lorelei Avenue and South Street.

Twelve Johns Hopkins affiliates will be honored at the 44th annual Dr. Martin Luther King Jr. Commemoration; eleven received the 2025 Community Service Award and Alvin "Joe" D'Angelo will receive the 2026 Levi Watkins Jr. Ideals Award.

Zdeno Chara's No. 33 was retired at TD Garden in a ceremony that celebrated a career built on hard work, leadership and a 2011 Stanley Cup, with teammates and family taking part.

An event at the Brooklyn Public Library's Central Library Info Commons Lab features EFF's David Greene and Rory Mir alongside the CyPurr Collective to discuss cybersecurity and free expression.

The FDA and Spring & Mulberry expanded a nationwide recall from one to eight date‑sweetened chocolate products after a routine test reportedly detected Salmonella, and the company says no confirmed illnesses have been reported.

Supervisor Yxstian Gutierrez highlights completion of four operational heli-hydrants in the San Gorgonio Pass, a $2.1 million investment to support firefighting response, and the launch of a D5 Furry Pets Foster Care Program that saved over 570 at-risk animals.

Four astronauts returned to Earth after a controlled medical evacuation from the International Space Station, and NASA said the affected crew member was stable; all were taken to a nearby hospital for further tests.

A decade after carfentanil and other synthetic opioids arrived in 2016, Cincinnati-area officials report four consecutive years of falling overdose deaths; the CDC says national overdose deaths peaked in 2023 and were estimated near 73,000 for the 12 months ending August 2025.

China's record trade surplus last year generated about $1.2 trillion in foreign exchange, and the article reports roughly two-thirds of that flowed into private-sector foreign assets, boosting overseas purchases including a reported $535 billion surge in portfolio investment through September.

The Knicks listed Jalen Brunson day-to-day after a right ankle sprain suffered in Sacramento; a sports medicine physician said it appears to be a low-grade sprain but noted repeated sprains can undermine ankle stability.

Food companies and social media attention have helped push dietary fiber into the spotlight, while studies and health organizations report most U.S. adults still fall short of recommended daily fiber amounts.

Research finds people who report loving their town are more likely to take part in local civic life, and brief experiments that prompt hometown feelings raised small donations compared with control groups.

Asia-Pacific markets were set to open higher following a Wall Street rally led by chip and bank stocks; the article mentions a U.S.-Taiwan trade deal that includes at least $250 billion of Taiwanese semiconductor investment in U.S. production capacity.

Researchers combined satellite measurements and models of ice flow to produce a new, higher-resolution map of Antarctica's bed, reporting tens of thousands of previously undiscovered hills and ridges and a long channel in the Maud Subglacial Basin.

Walt Disney Studios announced Kathleen Kennedy will leave her role as Lucasfilm president after 14 years; Dave Filoni is named President and Chief Creative Officer and Lynwen Brennan is named Co‑President.

Disney announced that Kathleen Kennedy will step down as Lucasfilm president and transition to a full-time producer role, and that Dave Filoni has been named president and chief creative officer of Lucasfilm.

CMS data shows about 1.4 million fewer people have selected Affordable Care Act plans so far this enrollment period, with premium costs rising and enhanced premium tax credits having expired.

A recent analysis finds that several peer-reviewed studies reporting micro- and nanoplastics in human tissues face methodological challenges, citing lab contamination, false positives from fatty tissue, and limits in detection technology.

The Main Street Crestview Association was named the Florida Main Street Program’s Main Street Program of the Month, and officials highlighted its work on downtown revitalization and community events.