Sebastian Moncivais weighed just over a pound at birth in Denver. He's now home and hitting milestones, doctors say.

A Davenport physician says he's seeing fewer COVID patients even as three of the county's treatment plants flag high viral concentrations.

Six providers now handle same-day fractures, sprains and sports injuries at IU Health Fishers—no call ahead required.

Leslie Caoili once won San Diego strongman titles. Now her husband is racing to make their home wheelchair-ready before she comes home.

The free two-day Pathways to Hope conference at the Tobin Center adds a youth-focused day for ages 12 to 19.

Hundreds are expected at Citizens Park on September 12 as local families push a $150,000 fundraising goal for FSHD research.

The new clinic offers primary care, immunizations and mental health support right on the Ross County campus, no drive required.

Doctors once told Jamie MoCrazy she'd never live independently. She just cried at 19,341 feet.

The six-story tower brings a new cath lab, MRI and expanded ER to a hospital that once didn't exist in Williamson County.

Inspectors cleared roughly 100 artists at the 14th annual downtown event, held at the World's Fair Exhibition Hall.

Frank Carter survived mantle cell lymphoma at Moffitt, then canoed the length of the Missouri River with golden retriever Amos.

The Canyons' biggest commercial project yet will employ up to 300 workers when it opens near Interstate 25 next fall.

A Squirrel Hill day center now taps a federal model offering up to $2,500 a year in respite care for exhausted family caregivers.