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ChatGPT helped during my two-year IVF journey
A journalist used ChatGPT across a two-year IVF journey to clarify terms, track cycle data and set expectations. She verified information with her doctor and expressed concern about sharing medical records with AI.
Outdoor hockey in Tampa becomes possible with NHL's climate-controlled structure
The NHL installed an air-conditioned, tension-fabric building over the rink at Raymond James Stadium to enable Sunday’s Stadium Series game in Tampa, and the league and its partners ran tests and rehearsals after years of planning to solve heat, humidity and dismantling challenges.
Carbon dioxide pulses may increase brain clearance in Parkinson's study
A proof-of-concept study reported that brief, rhythmic increases in inhaled carbon dioxide altered cerebrospinal fluid flow and raised blood markers of brain waste in older adults, including people with Parkinson's. Whether these changes persist or affect disease progression remains unknown.
NASA prepares to launch first manned moon rocket in 50 years
NASA has moved the Space Launch System to the pad at Kennedy Space Center ahead of Artemis II, a planned 10-day crewed lunar flyby with four astronauts; final tests, including a wet dress rehearsal, and a choice from February–April launch windows remain before liftoff.
These four astronauts will travel farther from Earth than anyone before them
Four astronauts will fly around the moon on Artemis II, traveling farther from Earth than any humans to date, and the crew reportedly includes firsts for a woman, a person of color and a Canadian on a lunar mission.
Robert Saleh and Brian Daboll are now working together with the Titans
Robert Saleh has hired Brian Daboll as his offensive coordinator with the Tennessee Titans, reuniting two coaches who once clashed and were both recently fired in the New York market. The move centers on developing the team's young quarterback, Cam Ward, and installing Daboll's offensive approach during the offseason.
Sundance's move to Boulder may reshape the indie film scene
This year's festival was the final Sundance in Park City after more than 40 years, and the Sundance Institute plans to relocate the festival to downtown Boulder in 2027 with financial incentives from local and state authorities.
Wilmington winter storm forecast shows uncertain snowfall and very cold temperatures.
A winter storm warning is in effect for the Cape Fear region through 4 p.m. Sunday, with snowfall estimates ranging from a few inches to more than a foot and officials warning of very cold wind chills.
Colorectal cancer is rising in younger Americans as deaths increase.
Incidence of colorectal cancer has been increasing in adults in their 20s to 40s for decades, with cases among 20–39-year-olds rising about 2% per year since the mid-1990s; a recent study reported colorectal cancer is now a leading cause of cancer deaths for Americans under 50.
ICE Around Minnesota Schools Is Disrupting Student Life
Federal immigration agents have been operating near Columbia Heights and other Minneapolis-area schools, and school officials report several students and family members were detained; district leaders say attendance has fallen and staff have added protective and support measures.
South Carolina measles outbreak and implications for the U.S.
Since October, South Carolina has reported more than 840 measles cases concentrated in the Spartanburg area, mainly among unvaccinated people. Public health officials say the spread could affect the United States' measles elimination status and will be reviewed by regional health authorities in April.
Kelly Madge Mary Shaw remembered for devotion to family
Kelly Madge Mary Shaw, born in Halifax, Nova Scotia, lived much of her life supporting family and volunteering in Skandia; funeral services are scheduled for February 6, 2026, at Fassbender Swanson Hansen Funeral and Cremation Services.
Two lost wallets were returned by honest strangers
Two separate incidents in Mexico resulted in lost wallets being returned: one was found after a car wash with cash and cards intact, and another was recovered by a taxi driver and returned with passport and IDs.
Bowness instilling confidence in red-hot Blue Jackets
Since being named coach on Jan. 12, Rick Bowness has guided the Columbus Blue Jackets to a 7-1-0 run and a four-game winning streak, with notable improvements in scoring and defense during that stretch.
Campbell, Struthers and Lowellville leaders express optimism about their towns
Mayors and school officials from Campbell, Struthers and Lowellville spoke at a regional breakfast about local projects and school programs, noting recent dam removals, Riverfront Park work and new classroom offerings.
Grammy-nominated Maryland father and 8-year-old daughter prepare for ceremony
Harold Simmons II (Fyütch) and his 8-year-old daughter Aura V were nominated for Best Children's Music Album for their collaboration "Harmony"; if they win, Aura V would become the youngest individually credited Grammy winner.
Law Enforcement Today features retired sheriff on faith-driven policing
Law Enforcement Today launched a Pray.com channel and posted a new 'Sheepdog and Shepherd' episode featuring retired Alabama sheriff Andy Hughes, who speaks about policing as a calling and about recruitment and standards.
Local church stays open through storm to help those in need
Awaken Church RVA stayed open for six days during a winter storm, offering warmth, meals and shelter with help from local partners; the church plans to deactivate on Friday as guests are moved to other shelters.
Texas man sentenced to 50 years for shooting that killed 12-year-old
Terry Rivera pleaded guilty to capital murder and was sentenced to 50 years for a March 2024 shooting that killed 12-year-old Carlos Fernandez in Cloverleaf, Texas.
Dan Levy pays tribute to 'Schitt's Creek' co-star Catherine O'Hara
Dan Levy honored his Schitt's Creek co-star Catherine O'Hara in an Instagram post after her death was confirmed by her manager to ABC News.
Altadena man dies of cancer after surviving Eaton Fire
Tony Herrera, who helped defend his Altadena neighborhood during last year’s Eaton Fire, died less than a year later after cancer spread to his lungs.
Kansas Humane Society helped nearly 10,000 animals in 2025.
The Kansas Humane Society said it took in or provided services for almost 10,000 animals in 2025 and reported a 96% save rate.
Humpback whales: Community science marks 30 years of shoreline counts across Hawaiʻi
Sanctuary Ocean Count marks its 30th anniversary as a shore-based community science program that engages more than 1,000 volunteers across four Hawaiian islands to monitor humpback whales each winter.
Uber Eats and delivery apps will pay millions in city settlement
The city announced a settlement requiring Uber Eats, Fantuan and HungryPanda to pay a combined $5.195 million to more than 49,000 delivery workers for minimum-pay violations tied to canceled trips, and Uber Eats agreed to reinstate some deactivated accounts.
Jason Biggs says his wife's pregnancy was the wake-up call that led to sobriety
Jason Biggs has been sober since 2017 and said his wife's pregnancy prompted him to change; he described persistent obsessive thoughts and said asking for help helped him stay sober.
Trouble sleeping during perimenopause: expert tips for insomnia and nighttime anxiety
Studies report that many women experience new sleep problems during perimenopause, and sleep expert Dr. Lindsay Browning describes hormonal causes and offers practical strategies to address hot flashes, nighttime anxiety and frequent awakenings.
11 adults mark b'nai mitzvah at Adat Chaverim
Eleven adults, ages 18 to their 70s, celebrated a group b'nai mitzvah at Adat Chaverim on Jan. 10, joining together in a service filled with family and congregants.
City of Jackson says it is about halfway to its '100 Homes' goal.
The City of Jackson reports 30 of the planned 100 homes are complete with 23 more underway, and ARPA-funded down payment assistance must be spent by the end of 2026.
Fiber supplements tested and reviewed for 2026
The article reports testing of eight fiber supplements and consultation with dietitians and physicians, noting most adults fall short of the recommended 25–38 grams of daily fiber; the top pick was checked on Jan. 30, 2026 and remained unchanged.
NFL salary-cap rise eases pressure on the Chiefs
The NFL projected the 2026 salary cap at $301.2 million to $305.7 million, the first $300 million cap year, and that reduces the Kansas City Chiefs' projected over‑cap gap by about $6–10 million to roughly $52–56 million.
