The band name “Wet Leg” raises lots of questions: How did the leg get so wet? Is there pee running down it? Excitement juices? At various times, the five-piece from the Isle of Wight who make indie ...

My new yard has clay soil and rocks. Is clay soil a big problem for gardening? What can I do to improve the soil and make it suitable for gardening, primarily food crops and some flowers? Clay soil ...

Who is eligible for a COVID vaccine? While early FDA guidelines restricted COVID vaccinations to older adults or those with preexisting conditions, the California Department of Public Health (CDPH) ...

Even the most diligent smartphone user can experience a beverage spill or an accidental dip in the pool. Whatever the details, Apple has your iPhone 16 covered with moisture protection. Here are the ...

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There’s a lot of confusion around who qualifies for the updated COVID-19 vaccine. Recommendations have not been finalized, but there are certain groups that qualify across the board. Some states have ...

Oregonians who want a COVID-19 shot can now get one more easily at their local pharmacy. Oregon has formally broken from federal COVID-19 vaccination guidelines, adopting its own recommendations and a ...

Can anyone get a Covid shot if they want one? The question became the subject of a fiery exchange on Thursday during a Senate hearing where health secretary Robert F. Kennedy Jr. was testifying on a ...

Crisp weather is popping up across the United States, signalling the start of fall, a new school year and, of course, respiratory virus season. But five years after the emergence of the COVID-19 ...

A week of fast-moving developments has left some with questions about access to the COVID-19 vaccine. While experts and officials say the new federal guidance surrounding COVID vaccine authorization ...

We're all guilty of replying something like "in other news, water's wet" when someone states the obvious. However, is water truly wet, or does it just make something else wet? The answer may not be as ...