Christen Dukes weighed 2 pounds, 5 ounces at birth. Decades later, he runs a Memphis nonprofit and shares his story for Sickle Cell Awareness Month.

A Danville nutritionist with alpha-gal syndrome turned his diagnosis into Alpha Roost Farms, which now runs more than 400 ostriches.

Some Missouri counties now see religious exemption rates as high as 18%, even as a measles patient rode an Amtrak train through Sedalia.

G Fest returns to Petaluma's Foundry Wharf Lawn Sept. 19, honoring Georgia Pellkofer with music, bratwurst and a $60,000 goal for Camp Coelho.

Industrious opened at MoPac and Parmer Lane with $1 first-month memberships through September and private 13x13 workout stations called HALOs.

The gift funds the new Gordon Pavilion, expanding UCLA's flagship hospital by 23% as its psych unit moves to Mid-Wilshire.

Saturday's Stanley Durwood Stadium walk pairs a $25 kids' relay and food trucks with a focus on Black infant and maternal health disparities.

The Hoan Bridge turns gold this week as the MACC Fund's river cruise sails right beneath it.

The Wolves Clinic has run a full year next door to St. Paul City School, offering checkups, vaccines and eye exams on a sliding scale.

Aline Thomas was born at the same Kansas City hospital where she now works burn unit surgeries at age 79.

Blake, 2, has survived two open-heart surgeries and a mechanical valve that won't grow with her. Her family shares her story ahead of the Meyer Amphitheater walk.

Tommy Obenrader has donated both a kidney and part of his liver.

Josh Hamant lost control of his left side after a massive stroke this summer, but he's still on track to graduate in December.