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Clocks changed: an Easter reset could restore sleep in three days
The shift to daylight saving time can disrupt the circadian rhythm and leave people feeling tired or out of sync. The article outlines a three-day Easter plan of morning light and movement, brief daytime naps if needed, and a calming evening routine to help realign sleep.
Northwood Health Systems names Jeremy Sagun as president and CEO
Northwood Health Systems appointed Jeremy Sagun as its new president and CEO; he has worked at Northwood since 2005 and led outpatient services since 2022.
Frankfort 13-year-old leads push to make rescue animal Kentucky's official state pet
Ethan Branscum, a 13-year-old from Frankfort, helped attach a proposal to Senate Bill 37 to name rescue animals Kentucky's official state pet while the bill also designates the Treeing Walker Coonhound as the state dog.
Tiger Woods granted leave to seek inpatient treatment abroad
Court filings say Tiger Woods received approval to travel outside the U.S. for comprehensive inpatient treatment after a recent DUI arrest; he has pleaded not guilty and is seeking a jury trial.
Vitamin D may be linked to lower tau protein levels in the brain
A 16-year Irish study of nearly 800 adults found that higher vitamin D levels measured in midlife were associated with lower tau protein burden on brain scans about 16 years later, while no association was seen with amyloid beta.
Rising Tour rookie Johnny Keefer returns home for Valero Texas Open
Johnny Keefer, a 25-year-old PGA Tour rookie from San Antonio, is staying with his parents and playing the Valero Texas Open after a career-best T3 at the Houston Open; Collin Morikawa withdrew from the Valero after feeling acute discomfort during a practice swing.
Danville Humane Society names new director and plans to re-open later this spring.
The Humane Society of Danville appointed Sheilah Knight as director and announced it will reopen to the public later this spring after pausing animal intake during a leadership transition.
Ryan Bueter of The Killer Dueling Pianos revives human connection in the digital entertainment era
Ryan Bueter's The Killer Dueling Pianos stages participatory live shows built around two pianists and audience requests, and the article cites a study reporting higher engagement and physiological responses for live performances.
Digital twin hearts yield 100% success in early arrhythmia trial
Johns Hopkins researchers used personalized cardiac digital twins to plan ablation for 10 patients with ventricular tachycardia; the FDA-approved TWIN‑VT trial reported all 10 were arrhythmia-free more than a year later and most reduced or stopped anti-arrhythmic medication.
Women to Watch: Beasy brings radio and community service together.
Beasy hosts weekday evenings on Urban One Atlanta's Majic 107.5/97.5 and the Gracie Award-winning Sunday program Jesus and Coffee; she also leads community efforts through #OperationWeGotUs to address housing, foster-care, and reentry needs.
University of Indianapolis marks Grady the Greyhound's move to emeritus status.
The University of Indianapolis will name Grady the Greyhound Mascot Emeritus at its May commencement while a younger mascot, Grady II, is being phased in as his successor.
Justin Gainey introduced as NC State men's basketball head coach
At a packed Lenovo Center event, Justin Gainey — a former NC State player and two-time graduate — was formally introduced as the program's new head coach, and he emphasized toughness and a relentless defensive identity.
Carney says he remains committed to green incentives promised during leadership race
Prime Minister Mark Carney said he remains committed to delivering green incentives he pledged during the Liberal leadership race, and officials are working to transfer the Greener Homes Grant from Natural Resources Canada to Environment and Climate Change Canada.
Dachshund Befriends Rescued Seal and Poses for Photos
Stanley the dachshund met Aayla, a rescued seal at the Sea Life Trust Cornish Sanctuary in early 2020 and the pair posed for photos through the exhibit glass; Stanley later underwent spinal surgery and is receiving therapy while his owner has sought funds for his aftercare.
Hillsborough commission to hold workshop ahead of Rays stadium vote
The Hillsborough County Commission voted to schedule a public workshop on the proposed Tampa Bay Rays stadium and approved a review of whether the Community Investment Tax can be used to finance the project.
Prosperity Indiana Summit will be May 13-14 at Indianapolis Marriott North.
Prosperity Indiana's 40th annual Summit will be held May 13–14 at the Indianapolis Marriott North, expected to bring 250–300 community economic development professionals and featuring a keynote conversation with Diane Yentel.
Grant House Sewing Center Summer Sewing Camp focuses on sewing and confidence
Grant House Sewing Center runs weeklong summer sewing camps that teach machine skills, pattern work and project-making for kids and teens. Sessions are three hours daily over five days, and the program reports a long history dating back to 1984.
Final preparations underway for first human moon mission since 1972.
NASA's Artemis II crew have entered the Orion capsule at Kennedy Space Center as final countdown proceeds for the first crewed lunar mission since 1972, with a launch window opening at 18:24 EDT.
Hershey to return to classic milk and dark chocolate in many products
Hershey said it will restore classic milk and dark chocolate recipes across most Reese's and Hershey products by 2027, and Brad Reese, the inventor's grandson, had publicly criticized recent recipe changes earlier this year.
Desalination grows as water scarcity deepens.
Desalination is being used more widely as drought and changing rainfall reduce freshwater supplies; the article reports more than 20,000 plants worldwide and industry growth of about 7% annually.
South Carolina measles outbreak nears end as Chicago monitors possible airport exposure
South Carolina has gone two full weeks without a new measles case and could officially declare the outbreak over on April 26; Cook County health officials are monitoring a potential exposure at O'Hare from March 24 with no additional cases identified so far.
Universal antivenom emerges from man's decades of snake exposure
Researchers used broadly neutralizing antibodies gathered from a man with long-term venom exposure to create an antivenom cocktail that fully protected mice against 13 snake species and partially protected them against six more; the team plans to begin testing the treatment in Australia on dogs and to develop coverage for viper bites.
Balance Brewing opens in Ross in the former Necromancer space
Balance Brewing, founded by three partners, held a soft opening on March 19 in Ross in the former Necromancer Brewing location and has enlarged the taproom to about 3,400 square feet.
NASA Ames Research Center contributes to Artemis II mission
NASA Ames in Mountain View provided the capsule heat shield and wind-tunnel testing for Artemis II, and the mission is scheduled to launch Wednesday evening from Kennedy Space Center.
Heart Health: New guidelines recommend shifting toward plant-based proteins.
The American Heart Association released updated guidelines on March 31 that emphasize more fruits and vegetables, less salt, sugar and ultra-processed foods, and a shift away from eating meat toward plant-based protein and plant fats; some recommendations differ from the recently updated federal dietary guidelines.
Monroe County allocates $4.6 million to improve maternal and infant health
Monroe County announced a $4.6 million investment from American Rescue Plan Act funds to support community programs designed to reduce racial and economic disparities in prenatal and postpartum care and strengthen long-term support for mothers and families.
Chrysler debuts 2027 Pacifica at New York auto show.
Chrysler unveiled the 2027 Pacifica at the 2026 New York International Auto Show and put the Pacific LX on sale starting at $41,495; the update includes refreshed exterior styling, an updated wing badge, enhanced safety features and continued Stow 'n Go seating.
Disney launches search for emerging voice actors with chance to voice animated short
Disney Branded Television announced a talent search to find emerging voice actors, selecting ten adults for a complimentary weeklong workshop at Disney Television Animation with the possibility that some work could appear in an 11-minute animated short.
Dogs show 17 signs of pain, and many are subtle
A PLOS ONE study asked 647 people about 17 dog behavioural signs and found many subtle actions linked to pain are often overlooked; owning a dog did not reliably improve recognition.
War in the Middle East: latest developments
President Trump will give a prime-time address on the Iran war, and Lebanon's health ministry reported 1,318 deaths since fighting began.
