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Carter Yakemchuk scored and assisted in his NHL debut as the Ottawa Senators defeated the Detroit Red Wings 3-2 and moved into the second wild card spot in the Eastern Conference.

Nearly all of New England is listed as abnormally dry or in drought by the U.S. Drought Monitor, and frozen soil and slow snowmelt are limiting groundwater recharge.

Martin Dohrn filmed My Garden of a Thousand Bees after documenting about 60 wild bee species in his 10m × 30m Bristol garden, and his close relationship with a wood‑carving leafcutter he named Nicki is a central thread in the programme.

P.E.I.'s chief public health officer says RSV hospital admissions fell from over 100 two years ago to 28 this season after the province expanded free vaccine access to older seniors and eligible infants.

Huub Lelieveld received the World Food Prize for developing hygienic food processing methods that the prize organization says have helped avert millions of foodborne illnesses; he also founded the Global Harmonization Initiative to promote food safety and trade regulations.

A proposal to begin legislation for a sugar tax and a ban on selling energy drinks to under-16s will be voted in the Bundesrat, and proponents say revenue would be used for health initiatives.

Alix Earle has launched Reale Actives, a four-product skin care line developed with dermatologist input for acne-prone skin; she says the brand aims to normalize breakouts rather than sell perfect skin.

Two former nuns who admitted abusing children at Nazareth House in Glasgow in the 1970s and 1980s were given probation, unpaid work and victim payments instead of prison.

A statewide study of 4,117 Indiana patients with hepatocellular carcinoma identified six social risk phenotypes that differed in stage at diagnosis, receipt of curative therapy, and two-year mortality; the most advantaged group had higher early diagnosis and curative treatment rates while an "unseen and uninsured" group had the poorest outcomes.

The Great Neck Board of Education recognized the valedictorians and salutatorians from North and South High Schools at its March 24 meeting, and principals highlighted their academic achievements, research, arts and community involvement.

Tony Vitello, hired from the University of Tennessee, spent spring training working closely with Giants players and staff and helped produce a strong Cactus League record while building ties with front-office leaders.

XRISM X-ray observations show the Be star gamma‑Cas is transferring material onto a compact companion, likely a white dwarf, which explains its strong X-ray emission. The team published the results March 24 in Astronomy & Astrophysics.

A Hawaii woman testified that her husband allegedly tried to force her toward a cliff and struck her during a March 2025 hike; he has pleaded not guilty and remains in custody.

Researchers analyzed about a year of Fitbit and health data from roughly 14,500 people and reported that those who exercised in the morning had lower rates of cardiometabolic risk factors and a 31% lower reported risk of coronary artery disease.

Perez Hilton says he was hospitalized for 21 days with complications that included an ulcer, a perforation and sepsis, and that during the stay he experienced what he described as a direct encounter with God.

A Tom's Guide reviewer wore an Oura Ring every day for more than a year and reports it highlighted the importance of deep and REM sleep, the value of tracking chronotype, and how daily habits like alcohol and late meals affect sleep quality.

MIT Sloan Management Review reports that AI-driven HR tools are expanding while the HR technology market is projected to grow from $40 billion in 2024 to over $82 billion by 2032, and HR leaders now face a decision between becoming strategic partners or being reduced to compliance roles.

A study of roughly 14,500 people using Fitbit data found that exercising in the morning—especially between 7 a.m. and 8 a.m.—was associated with lower cardiometabolic risk and a 31% lower risk of coronary artery disease; the research will be presented at the American College of Cardiology meeting and has not yet been peer‑reviewed.

NASA unveiled a three‑phase plan to return Americans to the moon, beginning with robotic missions and advancing to permanent habitats; industry Requests for Information open March 25 to gather input on partnerships and procurement.

Merck agreed to acquire Terns Pharmaceuticals for nearly $6 billion, paying $53 a share (about $5.7 billion including Terns' cash) to gain an experimental pill for chronic myeloid leukemia; Keytruda, Merck's top drug, is set to lose main patent protection in 2028.

The 14th annual RACE for the Orphans 5K will be held in downtown Newnan on May 2 with more than 1,000 participants expected, and funds from the event support adoption grants for Georgia families.

A community calendar in The Stroller lists local meetings, fundraisers and service events across the Alle-Kiski Valley, noting that the Oakmont Lions plan to place red geraniums on 650 veterans' graves and that several food, volunteer and informational events are scheduled in the coming days.

NASA plans phased missions starting with Artemis III in 2027 to test rovers, habitats and survival systems as steps toward a continuous human presence on the Moon.

Astronomers confirmed a second giant planet forming around the nearby, 5-million-year-old star WISPIT 2, adding to an earlier-detected gas giant inside a dusty disk marked by rings and gaps.

Neptune Township plans to partner with the Monmouth County SPCA on a Trap-Neuter-Return program to neuter, vaccinate and microchip up to 100 cats per year in Sunshine Village Park, after resident Holly Corbella raised concerns about a growing stray population.

Two Missouri House bills were heard that would alter state income tax credits for donations to food pantries, homeless shelters, soup kitchens and food banks. One bill would remove the law's sunset date and another would increase and split the available credit funds.

State Senator Lana Theis visited the Fowlerville Senior Center on Monday and presented a State of Michigan Special Tribute recognizing the center's service to seniors and the broader Fowlerville community.

Hamilton Falconwatch reports McKeever has laid two eggs at the Sheraton nest and volunteers are being sought for spring monitoring.

At the CERAWeek conference in Houston, Canada’s natural resources minister said "Canada is back" and outlined federal moves to promote energy exports; industry leaders welcomed the message but said they need to see concrete progress, and several projects have been referred to the Major Projects Office to speed reviews.

Novo Nordisk reported that UBT251 produced up to a 9.8% mean body-weight reduction after 24 weeks and up to a 2.16% mean blood-sugar reduction in a phase 2 trial in Chinese patients with type 2 diabetes.