LOS ANGELES -- No tote board. No Jerry Lewis. And not from Las Vegas. An annual Muscular Dystrophy Association television fundraiser goes a new way S...
Do-gooder with marital jewelry to spare? Or spouse with a lot of explaining to do? Cranston, R.I., firefighters suspect the latter after someone le...
Although for me swimming is a solitary experience, a meditation, the people I have met at the various pools over the years and whose names I often don't even know have also helped me deal with my condition. I am certain they don't know it.
After nearly losing his life to negligent nursing care, a Vietnam veteran filed a whistleblower lawsuit that exposed a $61 million Medicaid scam, CNN....
By OSKAR GARCIA, Associated Press LAS VEGAS -- Although absent its biggest star in Jerry Lewis, the Muscular Dystrophy Association is asking millions...
Jerry Lewis' departure was so blatantly disrespectful to his near half-century of commitment to MDA. He was denied the opportunity to say goodbye to the two generations of viewers who had grown up watching the funnyman.
LAS VEGAS — Comedian Jerry Lewis and the Muscular Dystrophy Association aren't saying why they're fully parting ways after 45 years and raising ...
If you haven't heard, a California preacher says the world will end at 6 pm Saturday. Since post time for the Preakness is around 6:15 pm, betting on the race would be a waste of time and money.
A trio of robbers included a change jar earmarked to help the Muscular Dystrophy Association in their haul when they knocked off a Colorado Springs co...
For two teenage students, one with muscular dystrophy and the other with cerebral palsy, cheering their high school teams to victory is an exciting ac...
Dayniah Manderson lives with muscular dystrophy -- just two years ago she wasn't expected to live, but now she's become an inspirination to her middle...
I know firsthand that our health care system can provide life-saving care. But I'm living proof that insurance-company "death squads" behind closed doors routinely make life-sustaining benefits vanish.
WASHINGTON — A pharmaceutical company does not have to provide an experimental drug to a Minnesota teen who is terminally ill with a rare form o...
