( Aging Untold ) — More women are waiting until their 40s to have children, and the numbers show it. According to the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention, total U.S. births fell 14% from 1990 to 2023. During that same period, births among women 40 and older rose by more than 96,000 — a 200...
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WASHINGTON (Gray DC) - On the strongest teams, someone’s always got your back. Every goal met is something to celebrate and most importantly –no one is left on the sidelines. Avery Braxton shows us how power, precision and inclusivity fuel the “Atlanta Sting.”...
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( Aging Untold ) — A bucket list is about everything you still want to do. But what about an “anti-bucket list” — the things you’re finally ready to stop doing, stop caring about or stop apologizing for? Saying no might be one of the most powerful tools for a freer, more joyful l...
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( Aging Untold ) — Some friendships are built over decades of shared memories, routines and common ground. But as politics shift, priorities change and people grow in different directions, even the closest bonds can quietly come apart. “It’s not talked about a lot” Losing a frien...
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( Aging Untold ) — Vision changes can be easy to brush off until everyday tasks — such as reading small print or seeing clearly at night — become more difficult. Changes may be common with age, but eye exams can reveal more than vision problems and protecting your eyesight can he...
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( InvestigateTV ) — Sepsis kills more than 350,000 adults and 1,800 children in the United States each year, according to the CDC. One in three adults who die in the hospital have sepsis. A doctor in Kansas City, Missouri, has made a discovery that could drastically reduce that s...
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( InvestigateTV ) — Scam calls and texts have become the top way scammers reach their victims, outpacing overall scam growth, according to a new report from the Better Business Bureau. Josh Planos, a spokesperson for the Better Business Bureau, said the scale of the problem conti...
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WASHINGTON (Gray DC) - In Myrtle Beach, South Carolina, there’s a server turning one-time guests into regulars. Loren Korn introduces us to the woman everyone keeps coming back to hear....
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WASHINGTON (Gray DC) - A teen in Portland, Oregon paid three dollars for a jacket at goodwill. His keen eye knew there was something more to it. Turns out -- it belonged to NBA legend Wilt Chamberlain. Leslie Dominique shows us how a thrift store find made its way to one of the w...
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( Aging Untold ) — On this episode of Aging Untold, explore how to recognize when family caregiving demands have become too overwhelming and why stepping back can be the healthiest choice for everyone involved. Plus, find out how to safely navigate physical intimacy and rebuild c...
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(Gray News) - Former Dallas Cowboys quarterback Tony Romo will no longer work for CBS Sports, according to reports. Sportswriter Richard Deitsch posted a statement from CBS Sports on X that said the network and Romo “mutually agreed to part ways.” “We thank Tony for his contribut...
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(Gray News) - More frozen pasta sold at Walmart stores nationwide is being recalled over listeria concerns, according to the U.S. Food and Drug Administration. Last month, the company announced it was recalling two lots of Bettergoods Authentic Italian Lemon Alfredo Fettuccine be...
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LAREDO, Tex. (KGNS) - The Laredo Little Theater is holding auditions for its holiday production of “A Tuna Christmas,” a comedy that requires four actors to portray 22 characters. Directors Victor Bernal and Nina Vela-Cuellar said they are looking for four people with strong acti...
