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The Elon University women's track and field team just completed a perfect season sweep, capturing their fifth conference championship in six years. Their dominant 193-point performance earned them the rare triple crown: fall cross country, indoor track, and outdoor track titles all in one academic year.
Americans can now access discounts on more than 800 prescription medications through a new government program. The expansion covers four out of five prescriptions filled nationwide.
The most decorated American track athlete ever is coming out of retirement to compete at the 2028 LA Olympics in her hometown. Allyson Felix will be 42 years old when she steps back on the track, inspiring a new generation to rewrite the rules on age and ambition.
Young athletes shattered three longstanding records at the Central Nebraska Track & Field Championships this weekend. Taylor McIntyre, Jordyn Slagle, and Jack Poppe proved that Nebraska's next generation of track stars is faster and stronger than ever.
Camp Verde High School freshman Jiselle Valdez just set personal records in three events at a major track meet, placing her among Arizona's top Division V athletes. The 70-member Cowboys track team is proving that youth and teamwork can lead to state-level success.
The Dutch men's short track relay team captured Olympic gold after a decade of near misses, fulfilling their coach's dream and completing a stunning tournament sweep. Jens van 't Wout walked away with three golds and a bronze, leading the Netherlands to their most successful short track Olympics ever.
Patients near Cleveland, Ohio, can now have their medications delivered by drone straight to their yards in under five minutes. The Cleveland Clinic just launched the first long-term prescription drone delivery program by a U.S. health system.
Pet owners can now pick up prescriptions for their dogs and cats at CVS pharmacies nationwide, making family healthcare trips even easier. The service covers everything from antibiotics to insulin across 9,000 locations.
A Dallas ISD student is breaking records and blazing trails as the district's first youth wheelchair track athlete to advance to regionals. The historic achievement marks a turning point for adaptive athletics in one of Texas's largest school districts.
Women's track and field gets a major boost as Athlos expands to London this September. The star-studded event aims to elevate the sport with the same excitement Formula 1 brings to racing.
Two high school athletes are on the verge of joining an elite group with 11 career state titles each. The CHSAA State Track & Field Championships begin Thursday with 61 returning champions competing across five classes.
For the first time, researchers are using lightweight radio technology to track monarch butterflies during their epic 3,000-mile migration across North America. The breakthrough is filling crucial gaps in understanding one of nature's most mysterious journeys.
An AI system just became the first in America to legally renew prescriptions without a doctor intermediary, treating over 300,000 patients weekly. Doctronic raised $40 million after proving AI can deliver safer, faster healthcare.
A new government website is helping Americans access discounted prescription drugs directly from manufacturers, including popular weight-loss and fertility medications. The initiative aims to ease the financial burden of healthcare costs affecting millions of families.
Researchers are using weather radar to track hundreds of millions of migrating birds in real time, creating forecasts that help birdwatchers know when to look up. The same technology that predicts tomorrow's rain is revealing one of nature's most spectacular hidden journeys.
Scientists at Washington State University created solar-powered tags weighing less than a raindrop that finally solve the decade-long mystery of where Idaho's monarch butterflies migrate. The tiny transmitters turn every smartphone into a butterfly tracking station.
The most decorated U.S. track Olympian ever is coming out of retirement to chase one more dream. Allyson Felix, who'll be 42 at the 2028 LA Olympics, is refusing to let age define what's possible.
Researchers at Washington State University and Google just slashed wildlife tracking analysis from months to mere days using artificial intelligence. The breakthrough means conservation decisions can happen faster than ever before. ##
Nigeria's MTN CHAMPS Continental Relays kicked off in Jos with dozens of youth and junior athletes setting personal bests and season records. The track meet showcases the next generation of African sprinting talent.
A freshman and a senior at Brandon High School broke longstanding track records this season, proving dedication knows no age limit. Their achievements earned them spots at Michigan's state finals.
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