CLEVELAND (WJW)– The National Weather Service uses a system of watches, warnings and advisories to alert you to hazardous conditions in your area. Over the next few months, you’ll hear terms like ...

Flu cases are increasing across the United States and Florida. Most Florida counties reported flu cases are on the rise. Here are flu symptoms to watch for and how to tell difference between a cold ...

When summer hits, the combination of heat and activity often results in increased sweating. Sweat is great—it's our personal evaporative cooling system. Most of us will sweat out at least half a liter ...

With the 2025-2026 flu season expected to be worse than usual, cases of the flu are increasing rapidly in New Jersey as the virus spreads across NJ schools ahead of winter break. Urgent care and ...

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At the lowest level you have a watch. The National Weather Service says a watch is used when the risk of a hazardous weather or hydrologic event has increased significantly, but its occurrence, ...

FILE - El Niño conditions in 2015 had much to do with the record 62.61 inches of rain recorded in North Texas that year. If you hear meteorologists talking about temperatures in the Pacific Ocean, you ...

Like its predecessor, “Wicked: For Good” more than doubles the runtime of Act II of the Broadway musical that inspired it. But unlike the first “Wicked” film, the sequel makes big additions to the ...

In this brave new world of e-commerce, plenty of stores have tried to make their websites a seamless extension of their brick-and-mortar shopping experience. But even the biggest Costco fans would ...

Thanksgiving is right around the corner, and aside from the turkey and mashed potatoes, there's another dish you can count on eating: stuffing. Or is it dressing? The stuffing vs. dressing debate over ...

In 1958, sociologist August Hollingshead and psychiatrist Fritz Redlich wrote a pioneering book called Social Class and Mental Illness. They began the book with a memorable claim: "Americans prefer to ...