Arizona Postal Clerk and Police Team Save Baby with Lifesaving CPR
In Clifton, Arizona, postal worker Mary Schwarz, a former nurse, saved 8-month-old Nova by performing CPR and back thrusts after she stopped breathing.
July 29, 2026
In Clifton, Arizona, postal worker Mary Schwarz, a former nurse, saved 8-month-old Nova by performing CPR and back thrusts after she stopped breathing.
The 21st Century ROAD to Housing Act empowers local governments by allowing federal grants for affordable housing.
Pat Mullooly, a sixth-generation farmer in Wisconsin, faces 2026’s challenging economic climate, reminiscent of past crises.
Kiara Llangari decorated her cupcake with marshmallows and yellow dye, making it look like buttery popcorn.
Climate scientist David Easterling reflects on Hurricane Helene and the likelihood of future extreme weather events.
A Miraculous Surprise After Years of Waiting In an unexpected turn of events, a Texas mother found herself celebrating a joyful surprise following a long journey through infertility. Having recently welcomed two foster brothers into her family, Jeanette Garza discovered she was also expecting a child of her own. Jeanette
“A lot of younger kids can’t afford to buy a $1,500 car,” Yungdahl said, highlighting the rising costs of derbies.
Scranton seeks funding to aid downtown businesses after two water main breaks. Mayor urges water main replacement.
The NC Senate advanced bills altering election laws, reducing early voting days, and increasing campaign finance secrecy.
Convicted Apalachee High shooter Colt Gray receives life sentence. Judge: “You relish following murderers.”
The DRI in Reno installs floating weather stations on Upper Colorado River reservoirs to better measure evaporation.
UGA’s School of Medicine launches with 64 students, aiming to bolster Georgia’s physician workforce and healthcare.
