This Week’s Uplifting News: Essential Highlights
“Exercise may be as effective as therapy and antidepressants at reducing depression symptoms, according to a recent review.”
January 9, 2026
“Exercise may be as effective as therapy and antidepressants at reducing depression symptoms, according to a recent review.”
The sale of three hospitals is delayed as Tenor Health awaits approval from Pennsylvania’s Department of Health.
“Poltergeist,” by Jocelyn Szczepaniak-Gillece, explores identity in an apocalyptic wasteland inspired by classic horror.
Republican Sen. Ron Johnson praised the U.S. military’s Venezuela operation as a success, yet opposed a war powers resolution.
In January 2026, billionaire Mark Stevens transformed a Steamboat Springs luxury complex to offer affordable housing for local workers, impacting over 100 families.
The ACC Mayor and Commission voted on an ordinance amendment to address public area interference, impacting the unhoused.
In Nanaimo, BC, a mom’s instinct at 3 a.m. saved dozens from a motel fire, risking her life as she alerted fellow guests, a heroic act celebrated by survivors.
Venezuelans in Northeast PA feel hope and uncertainty after Maduro’s arrest. Pereira: “I haven’t slept since last night.”
Developer Civic Corner sues Omaha, citing city interference in its downtown redevelopment. Disputes continue over land.
Trevor Van Camp’s proposal at Boyne Mountain nearly turned disastrous after he dropped the ring, but snowmaker Pat Harper’s persistence saved the day.
Reince Priebus doubts Tim Michels will enter Wisconsin’s governor race, citing timing. Tom Tiffany is seen as a frontrunner.
Buddhist monks on a 2,300-mile “Walk for Peace” journey from Texas to D.C., spreading love and compassion.
