Judith Graham

The two-lane highway leading into this southwest Georgia town is nestled between red dirt peanut and cotton fields and lush green forests overflowing with Southern yellow pines, staples of the...

Even as Gov. George W. Bush, the presumptive Republican presidential nominee, moves ahead in opinion polls, the large number of Texans without health insurance is emerging as an issue that...

Of all the high schools on the North Shore that have attracted national attention, only one is virtually unknown to the public. With no sign, no chest-thumping banners proclaiming athletic...

For years, consumers have endured endless chatter about the so-called "wired home." As envisioned by futurists, these "smart" appliances would know when to brew the morning coffee, restock the refrigerator...

The night before the AFC championship game, the chorus performing Gilbert and Sullivan's "HMS Pinafore" here stood up at the finale, pulling Broncos flags from under their seats and waving...

Joel Abern was anxious. His little boy, Andrew, was cranky, difficult, not his usual sunny self. Several times during a busy morning at work, Abern found himself thinking about the...

Columbia/HCA Healthcare Corp. has decided to sell Columbia Michael Reese Hospital and Medical Center, according to a letter the hospital's president sent to the medical staff and employees Friday. The...

The top executive of the American Medical Association resigned abruptly Thursday, just days before the organization's key leaders were due to convene a crucial meeting in Dallas. Dr. P. John...

To recruit the 2,600 seasonal workers it needs to get through the big holiday season, cataloger Lands' End has been forced to get creative. This year, the Dodgeville, Wis., company...