Joan Samuelson, an intellectual force and relentless local advocate for a cure for Parkinson’s disease, died Dec. 27 in Santa Rosa of the affliction whose cure became her life’s work. She was 75.

Under the sea, green algae have evolved a clever way to handle too much sunlight. Scientists found that a special pigment called siphonein acts like a natural sun shield, protecting the algae’s ...

Jack Allen Samuelson passed away peacefully on December 9th surrounded by family at his treasured home overlooking Santa Cruz. He was 91 years old, just a month short of celebrating his 92nd birthday.

STOCKHOLM, Jan 14 (Reuters) - Sebastian Samuelsson has lost count of the miles skied, shots fired and calories consumed during his Winter Games preparations but the Swedish biathlete knows his ...

Sebastian Samuelsson has lost count of the kilometers skied, shots fired and calories consumed during his Winter Games preparations, but the Swedish biathlete knows his grueling training regimen will ...

WASHINGTON — Are we finally controlling health spending? Few issues loom larger in the economic outlook. For years, spiraling health costs — mainly for Medicare and Medicaid, which serve the elderly ...

WASHINGTON — The "legacy thing" may be harder than President Barack Obama imagines. Beginning his second term, Obama has a focused, though unstated, agenda: to achieve presidential greatness in the ...

TOWN OF FULTON, Wis. (WKOW) — One man was taken to the hospital early Thursday morning with a gunshot wound, according to the Rock County Sheriff's Office. Deputies were called at 2 a.m. to the 300 ...

TOWN OF FULTON — The Rock County Sheriff’s Office is investigating an incident where an adult man was shot on New Year’s Day. Sheriff’s officer personnel were dispatched to the 300 block of East ...

TOWN OF FULTON – A man is hospitalized with a gunshot wound in a call Rock County sheriff’s deputies and other local emergency agencies responded to early Thursday morning. According to a release from ...

Armored catfish are driving manatees out of their warm-water refuges, putting their health at risk. Here’s why it’s happening—and what scientists are doing to help. An invasive armored catfish grazes ...