Dieters and gym rats, beware.cSome dietary supplements promising weight loss or more muscle may contain active ingredients not listed on the label that fly under the radar of the Food and Drug Administration. The California Department of Public Health analyzed public data maintained by the FDA to suss out trends among tainted products, raising red flags.

As the number of Americans with dementia rises, health professionals grapple with how to talk to patients about gun safety at home.

These young adults are looking for medical care that is convenient, fast and offers cost transparency. They frequently seek treatment at retail clinics, urgent care centers or other options.

The university is part of a new national study looking at MDMA, better known as the street drug ecstasy, for post-traumatic stress disorder. The Food and Drug Administration has already labeled the drug a “breakthrough therapy” for PTSD.

Craft beer fans seeking different flavors are accustomed to hitting the road to taste offerings from breweries both near and far from home. Special releases of new and limited-run creations are a big draw, but so too are the breweries.

Results from the largest-ever study of its kind show genetic testing can predict if a dog is at risk for developing certain diseases.

Papa John’s, which wants to distance itself from founder John Schnatter, released new ads Tuesday that replace him with a diverse group of franchisees.

One out of five people diagnosed with multiple myeloma in the U.S. is black, and African Americans are more than twice as likely as white Americans to be diagnosed with the blood cancer. Yet of the 722 participants in a drug trial, only 13 — or 1.8 percent — were black.

By planning now, you can make sure that all your loved ones can weather any storm. Remember: The question isn’t whether a disaster will strike—it’s when!

Marijuana dispensaries are reaching out to seniors seeking help with the aches and pains of aging. They're discovering an array of products, and some interesting side effects.

Unfettered from dated conventions that urged us to pick a decor style and stick to it, more and more designers and retailers this fall are blending decorative elements and playing more loosely with the color wheel.

With a multibillion-dollar industry beginning to flower — marijuana is now legal in some form in 30 states — cannabis advocates are pushing to dispel the idea that people who toke up still live on the couches in their parents’ basements and spend their waking hours eating Cheetos and playing video games. Though some no doubt do.

You don't need a green thumb to grow vegetables indoors.

Exploring nature and sleeping under the stars can be viewed as an economical vacation. But buying gear and booking campsites or renting an RV can add up.

The practice of flying fabric on the end of a string began more than 2,000 years ago in China. Since then, kites have been used to conduct scientific experiments, power surfboards, take aerial photos and much more.

The Cascadia Marine Trail meanders along more than 2,300 miles of the Puget Sound shoreline stretching from Olympia to Canada.

I don't remember the first time I slept in a tent. It feels that doing so was always part of me.

Some Green Bay fans will cheer their team to victory this season with a fine California wine poured from etched bottles commemorating the Packers 100th anniversary season.

Bird and cat proponents agree that both animals are safer if cats — a leading cause of bird mortality — are reined in. 

If you already subscribe to digital services like Netflix to binge on TV shows and Spotify to groove to an endless mix of music, the auto industry might have a deal for you: Subscribe to your next car as well.

Madison-based Maurer’s Foods announced Urban Market — a full-service supermarket — will open on the ground floor of Northwestern Mutual’s new 7SEVENTY7 apartment tower early next year. 

Follow the march of color with the Travel Wisconsin Fall Color Report.

Individual game tickets for the Milwaukee Admirals' 2018-19 regular season will go on sale to the general public Sept. 11 at 10 a.m.

Up to two-thirds of residents in nursing homes may have impacted earwax, which can worsen hearing loss, falls and cognitive decline.

The dog days of summer are coming to an end, and that used to mean that Milwaukeeans were running out of time to enjoy a frozen treat from summertime pop-ups like Pete’s Pops.