The "Abbot Elementary" star remembered the AIDS crisis as an "ugly time in America" while accepting an award over the weekend.

There’s an adage in American foreign policy that says politics stops at the water’s edge.

Many have mocked the original design of a sculpture planned in downtown Palm Springs to honor AIDS victims, saying it looks like human buttocks.

Despite hyped expectations, over-the-counter hearing aides aren’t flying off the shelves since being approved by the FDA last October.

Meritus' new mental health walk-in facility and expanded crisis center improves access to timely and effective behavioral health care.

Microgravity-induced bone loss in space, can be reduced by systemic delivery of NELL-1, a protein required for bone growth and its maintenance.

WATERVLIET — Fire officials are trying to determine the cause of a fire that tore through a two-family house and killed a dog Saturday night.

The Houston Texans answered a pair of failed Jacksonville Jaguars field goal attempts with touchdowns to carry a lead into halftime.

When San Francisco’s AIDS Legal Referral Panel was founded 40 years ago by a loose collective of gay attorneys desperate to help ill friends and lo

Some Friday-night fights last only one jab. That was the case during Nederland’s district-opening victory in Bulldog Stadium.

"I am thrilled to announce that this year's ball is the most successful gala hosted by The Elizabeth Taylor AIDS Foundation in its histor

On Thursday night, all eyes were on NBA Hall of Famer Magic Johnson and his wife, Cookie Johnson, during the fourth annual Elizabeth Taylor Ball to

Magic Johnson made a point to praise son EJ as he was honored at the Elizabeth Taylor Commitment to End AIDS gala

Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelenskyy is delivering an upbeat message to U.S. lawmakers in a whirlwind visit to Washington.

This year's "Best in Drag Show" returns to the Orpheum Theatre on Sunday, October 1."Best in Drag Show" is a beauty pagean

Mock-ups of how the Downtown Park installation might look show a nine-foot-tall wheel of limestone with striations converging on a hole in the cent

The Palm Springs AIDS Memorial Task Force, the group planning the sculpture, said in a letter to residents, “Please know that we’ve heard the conce

A woman from Rutledge was a first-time user of hearing aids, but she was disappointed and sent them back.

“It is a 9-foot sculpture planned for a Palm Springs park meant to remember lives lost to HIV and AIDS.

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A new largest of its kind study revealed hopeful new findings that patients with higher risk factors for dementia experienced a 48% slowing of cogn

There remain significant road blocks in access to specialty care for children with hearing loss, and even more road blocks in access to hearing aid

One significant belief is the fear that sexuality education leads to earlier sexual debut among youth. This is poorly founded.

The conference is free and open to the public. It will take place 9 a.m. to 3:30 p.m. Saturday in person and on Zoom.