Beyond Local

The EU is increasingly showing signs of accepting cryptocurrencies, and the rise of NFT activity point toward an interesting future

Eye doctors report that patients are more frequently saying during routine exams that their eyes are irritated, burn and sting

International students living abroad who face unpredictable pandemic travel restrictions during holidays may be feeling vulnerable, and reaching out is important

Medieval chant books and the parchment they were made of were designed to last a long time — so long, that pages of them can outlast the book itself, and end up in some unexpected places

It started in 1987, when Ryan Wasson gave a 10-roll Frankford 'Santa's Candy Book' with assorted fruit flavors to his brother, Eric Wasson, as a joke for Christmas, knowing that Eric wouldn't like it

The Friendly Calls program pairs participants with trained Red Cross volunteers who typically call once a week to chat

While it might seem that paper catalogues would be relegated to history with the advent of e-commerce, it seems as if, at least for some retailers, they are still part of doing business

The fossil is so detailed it's revealing even more about the deep relationships between dinosaurs and birds, their modern-day descendants.

It turns out the flying squirrels had been living undetected, until now, in the treetops just above the animal experts at the university’s School of Natural Resources in Lincoln

A spokeswoman for Ontario's health minister says children born in 2017 will have to wait for their fifth birthday to be eligible for a COVID-19 vaccine.