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Longtime college basketball announcer Dick Vitale says he is making positive strides after announcing in April that he had been diagnosed with cancer for the fifth time.

Prepare your kids to feed themselves.

The As Ever founder packed them for two trips this year.

The As Ever founder packed them for two different trips this year.

The "American Pie" actor's retreat -- known as the Vanaya House -- in the hills above Zuma Beach, sits on just under 1.5 acres.

Deebo Samuel's incentive-heavy San Francisco 49ers contract shows that the franchise wants to use him in multiple roles.

Four other soldiers were seriously wounded, Israel’s military said.

Bending? Not for these shoes.

Move over Trader Joe's tote bags, because there's a trendy new item reselling overseas, but it could get you in tons of trouble.

The FCC has limited the number of stations local broadcast station owners can own since 1941 and most recently raised the cap to 39% in 2004.

Her makeup artist said it's "like a mini spa treatment."

Her makeup artist said it's "like a mini spa treatment."

Get up to $1,500 in bonuses bets if your first bet doesn't win for the NFL Preseason.

The "Make You Mine" singer made her first red carpet appearance since NFL fiancé Justin Herbert popped the question.

The "Make You Mine" singer made her first red carpet appearance since NFL fiancé Justin Herbert popped the question.

The drought is worsening, but thousands of Puerto Ricans were already experiencing water shortages up to a year before for unknown reasons.

California's governor backs untra-left in batt Republicans seize on the upset to attack Democrats ahead of the midterms.

The Las Vegas Raiders have filled the massive gap behind star second-year running back, Ashton Jeanty. The Raiders signed veteran running back Dare Ogunbowale on Thursday morning, as was first reported by ESPN’s Adam Schefter. Ogunbowale has spent the past four seasons with the Houston Texans. While he only tallied 11 carries for 25 yards...

It's your Lucky denim day.

Dr. Stacy Norton was only 7 years old when her mother died of colon cancer, one of several family members struck by aggressive tumors at unusually young ages. Decades later, Norton rolled up her sleeve to help test if a new kind of vaccine might protect her and her own children from cancer.