On five-year anniversary of COVID shutdowns, schools and hospitals reflect on ever-present effects
Five years ago this week, the United States locked down to slow the spread of COVID-19. What was initially thought to be a short few weeks before children returned to school and businesses opened ...
Amazon just got Shark’s new CryoGlow anti-aging mask, and it’s already pulling No. 1 new release status
Amazon just got its hands on Shark’s new CryoGlow LED Face Mask, and you’ll be having your own at-home spa experience soon.
'Doesn't seem like 2 years.' Gaspar family, Franklin still intertwined after 2023 tragedies
The lacrosse, basketball and Franklin communities have embraced the Gaspar family tight as a bear hug, nearly two years after ...
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Athletes and officials laud Chinese capital
"It is a great pleasure to be back in Beijing, the one and only great sports city that has hosted both the Summer and Winter ...
COVID 5 Years Later: Masks and vaccine up for debate
On this day five years ago, President Trump declared COVID-19, travel restrictions were put in place, a State of Emergency ...
Your guide to LED light therapy gadgets, from masks and hats to wands and eye brighteners
Curious about LED devices? We’re breaking down how they can help you achieve healthier-looking skin and why they might become ...
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Look back: Photos from COVID-19's eerie onset 5 years later
On the five-year anniversary of the COVID-19 shutdowns, The Forum photo staff looks back on images captured during that time.
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Massive Fukushima plant cleanup exposes workers to high radiation and stress
The Fukushima Daiichi nuclear power plant’s radiation levels have significantly dropped since the cataclysmic meltdown 14 ...
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‘They’re all dead, I didn’t do it’: Federal murder charges filed in Spirit Lake Reservation shooting
Johnnie Jay Gaking IV appeared in court Monday on allegations of fatally shooting his sister and her 3-year-old daughter and ...
COVID is behind us, but its mark on society remains
This past New Year’s Eve, Sylva Palmer of Livingston County went out. She caught the COVID-19 virus: 'Sometimes you just can't have your own way.' ...