As warmer weather arrives, these are the dangerous snakes, spiders, and ticks found in Delaware.

Dr. Ralph Abraham is leaving the US Centers for Disease Control and Prevention, where has been serving as principal deputy director, the agency said Monday. It’s the latest in a string of leadership ...

U.S. National Institutes of Health Director Jay Bhattacharya will take over as acting director of the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention, a Trump administration official said on Wednesday. The ...

Feb 23 (Reuters) - The Centers for Disease Control and Prevention's Principal Deputy Director Ralph Abraham has stepped down, the agency said on Monday, announcing the exit of its second top official ...

After the seesaw temperatures that have defined 2026 so far, spring — which begins on Friday — could be buggy. Summer could be, too.

The shellfish were distributed to restaurants and food retailers in nine states, including Illinois, and could cause illness ...

[dropcap letter=”A”]lvin Theriault was 11 when he tied his first fishing fly. “The material came from a Boy Scout kit,” he told me recently. “I tied several colorful feathers onto a hook, cast it into ...

Tree pollen, one of the season’s earliest and most persistent triggers, has already started to make its presence known. In our area, experts say pollen counts spike in late February through April.

There’s an old adage in fishing and lure selection, light lures on light days, dark on dark days.  Maybe that’s the reason the Dark Hendrickson exists.

Dr. Jay Bhattacharya will serve as the acting director of the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention until President Trump appoints a permanent director. By Sheryl Gay Stolberg Reporting from ...

William Golding’s classic tale is about civilisation, ‘savagery’ and empire – can a colour-blind cast do that justice? Adolescence creator Jack Thorne’s new BBC series sees him return to the subject ...

Decisions, decisions. If you’re a fly angler, you have lots to make. Yes, there are plenty of different lures on tackle-shop shelves, but not nearly as many as there are different fly patterns in well ...