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A Solid Deal on GoPro HERO13 – But Worth the Hype?

June 28, 2026

Shoppers hunting for a reliable action camera now have a decent reason to eye the GoPro HERO13. The latest model lands at $349 on Amazon, sliding neatly under the usual $430 list price and shaving off about $81—around a 19 percent cut. That seems fair for anyone who wants a single gadget for quick f

health

Heart trouble and fading strength often come as a pair in older adults

June 28, 2026

Many older people face heart failure alongside frailty, two conditions that tend to worsen each other. Studies show frailty appears in anywhere from 15 to 76 percent of those with long-term heart trouble, depending on where they are treated and how experts measure it. In hospitals, nearly nine out o

health

Can plants help fight COVID-19? Scientists explore two natural options

June 28, 2026

Researchers are looking at plants as possible helpers against COVID-19, focusing on compounds found in cannabis and a herb called Artemisia. These natural substances have been used for centuries in traditional medicine, which makes them attractive for study. Scientists are particularly interested in

entertainment

A sunny summer day of wine, music, and history in New Mexico

June 28, 2026

Every Fourth of July weekend, northern New Mexico gets a unique blend of patriotism and local culture. The Santa Fe Wine Festival has been running for 32 years at El Rancho de Las Golondrinas, an outdoor museum with over 30 historic buildings spread across 500 acres. This year, the festival falls ri

lifestyle

A Small-Town Café with Big Plans: Food, Fun, and Family Roots

June 28, 2026

In Carrollton, Michigan, a once-simple take-out spot has grown into a lively hangout with space for 88 hungry guests. Since opening in 2023, Dupuis Corner Bistro & Café has quietly become a local favorite, blending artisanal pizza, coffee drinks, and homemade ice cream under one roof. The restaurant

health

How Screen Time Affects Kids with Brain Differences

June 28, 2026

Parents raising children with brain-based learning differences often face tough choices about technology use. A recent look at families in this situation found that moms and dads worry about balancing screen time with other activities. Some parents feel digital tools help their kids connect with oth

science

How X-rays help solve crimes without hurting victims

June 28, 2026

When people get hurt in fights or attacks, doctors often take pictures of their insides using X-rays. These images show broken bones, bruises, or hidden objects like bullets. But there’s a big question: should the same images used to treat patients also be used in court to prove what happened? Expe

science

Shining a Light on Bone Age: Two Tech Methods Face Off

June 28, 2026

Figuring out someone’s exact age from their bones is tricky business, especially when the person is no longer growing. For over 40 years, forensic experts have relied on the Suchey-Brooks method—a way to judge adult age by inspecting the pubic symphysis, the small joint where the two halves of the p

crime

A Close Look at Summer Crime Shifts in Washtenaw County

June 28, 2026

The arrival of summer in Washtenaw County has brought a slight but noticeable rise in certain types of violence, raising eyebrows among local law enforcement. Compared to last year, police have fielded about 30 more reports of gunfire incidents in just a few weeks. One tragic shooting in Ypsilanti T

crime

Three Texas women attack a stranger after NBA player's trial

June 28, 2026

A violent incident in Longview, Texas shows how public anger over a high-profile conviction can spiral into unexpected cruelty. Three women recently targeted a random woman walking alone after a night out, leaving the victim with serious injuries. While the attack had no clear connection to the orig