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If these things are not being accomplished, than you are not getting results, and are wasting time money and energy.

Cows have long been the stars of Wisconsin's dairy industry, but goats and sheep will share a bigger portion of the spotlight when the World Championship Cheese Contest begins Tuesday in Madison.

Tech people say three-dimensional printing will create the next wave of joys and frustrations, job creation and job loss.

The problem with writing about spring cleaning -- or cleaning at any time, really -- with natural, frugal ingredients is that I actually have to clean.

The more fast-food joints people encounter around their homes and workplaces, the likelier they are to be obese, according to a study published Thursday.

A line of electronic wristbands used as pedometers and sleep monitors were recalled this week because skin reactions.

Vice President Joe Biden is kicking off St. Patrick's Day early by having breakfast with Ireland's prime minister.

Addressing a health summit in Washington, the first lady said home-cooked meals have less fat, sodium, cholesterol and calories than meals prepared in restaurants - and save money, too.

Officers in Honeyville, Utah, said the young boy called 911 claiming that his mom had thrown a knife at him.

Across the country, math geeks in museums, schools, private groups and elsewhere gather to celebrate the number pi, approximately 3.14.

When the tsunami smashed the seafood processing factory where Shoichi Sato was working, he lost his job but eventually found a new life.

On the weekend of May 9-11 at the luxurious bed and breakfast Stonover Farms in Lenox, Massachusetts, women will gather for the inn's second annual women's retreat .

For most Americans, St. Patrick's Day is monopolized by green beer and bad decisions.

Turkey's leader on Thursday criticized protests being held regarding the death of a teenager who was wounded by police as an attempt to create chaos and influence upcoming elections.

The suits allege that McDonald's has forced employees to work off the clock, not paid them overtime and struck hours off their time cards.

A group of Midwest vegetable farmers has failed to convince Monsanto to reformulate an herbicide that could become widely used.

To him, it’s a basic right-to-know issue: Polls show that consumers want to see such labeling, so there’s no reason to deny them.

Initially, it was the spelling of The Drunken Munkey that pulled me in the door.

For some reason, sports in Indianapolis get all the attention. But instead of focusing on the Indy 500 or the Colts, we should start paying attention to the Midwestern capital city's food scene.

Even those of us who are not shaky-handed drunks often find ourselves fumbling in the morning.