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Rabbits with 'horns' in Colorado are being called 'Frankenstein bunnies.' Here's why 08/15/2025 04:22pm • DENVER (AP) — A group of rabbits in Colorado with grotesque, hornlike growths may seem straight out of a low-budget horror film, but scientists say there's no reason to be spooked — the furry creatures merely have a relatively common virus. The cottontails recently spotted in Fort Collins are in Target and Ulta mutually agree not to renew partnership launched in 2021 08/15/2025 03:25pm • NEW YORK (AP) — Target and Ulta Beauty are parting ways, ending a partnership launched in 2021 that created in-store shops filled with beauty products at hundreds of the discounter's stores. According to a joint release issued Thursday, the companies said they have “mutually agreed" not to rene The rash you should be on the lookout for as outbreaks are reported in Virginia 07/25/2025 06:11pm • There has been an increase in the number of children in Fairfax County, Virginia, that are being diagnosed with hand, foot and mouth disease. In Virginia there has been a total of six outbreaks in Fairfax County, five of those in the last two months, and health officials say it's very contagious. Another possible measles exposure investigated in Northern Virginia 06/26/2025 01:25pm • Another potential measles exposure is being investigated in Northern Virginia after someone with a confirmed case of the virus traveled through Dulles International Airport last week. According to the Virginia Department of Health, the person went through Dulles' Concourse A and the baggage area DC health officials confirm case of measles 06/14/2025 09:07pm • A case of measles has been confirmed in an international traveler who recently arrived in D.C. and went through Dulles International Airport. The D.C. Health Department is notifying people who were in the following locations who may have been exposed on the following dates and times: Dulles, What’s behind CDC's latest measles warning to international travelers 06/05/2025 04:30pm • As the summer travel season kicks into full gear, measles outbreaks in the U.S. and other countries have the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention updating its guidance to travelers. The agency is urging all people traveling internationally to be fully vaccinated against the virus. Emily DC, Md. and Virginia hospitals land on national honor roll with drop in errors, infections, injuries 05/02/2025 06:05am • The number of errors, injuries and infections at area hospitals are declining, causing some medical centers in D.C. and Northern Virginia to make top grades on a national report card. The Leapfrog Group, a safety watchdog organization, released its national hospital rankings this week and discove Data Doctors: What's behind Windows blue screen errors 04/18/2025 07:58am • Q: What causes the blue screen errors that freezes everything on my Windows computer? A: The blue screen of death — often shortened to BSOD — is Windows’ way of saying something went wrong at a system level, and it had to stop everything to avoid bigger problems. The stark screen is made to Health officials investigating person with measles who ate at DC restaurant 04/15/2025 09:04am • The D.C. Department of Health says a person with a confirmed measles diagnosis ate at a local restaurant in early April. Anyone who was at the Five Guys restaurant at 1400 I Street NW on Saturday, April 5 between 3:30 p.m. and 6:30 p.m. may have been exposed to the measles virus, according to D. DC Health officials confirm measles case in the District 03/25/2025 10:20am • The D.C. Department of Health confirmed Tuesday a positive case of measles in a person who visited various locations in the District while contagious. The unidentified person traveled throughout the nation's capital within the last week. Potential exposure sites outlined by the District's heal Maryland health officials say 3 confirmed measles cases are cause for caution, not panic 03/23/2025 11:09am • Health officials have confirmed three measles cases in Maryland this month, but say it’s not time to panic about an outbreak given the state’s more than 96% vaccination rate against the highly transmissible virus. But with outbreaks occurring in other states, experts are urging Marylanders to Why you shouldn't be throwing or attending 'measles parties' 03/11/2025 08:14pm • A D.C.-area pediatrician is warning about the dangers of so called “measles parties” that are being held to build children's immunity to the virus. This comes as an outbreak in cases has been seen across the country, including Texas, among children and adults not vaccinated against the disease. Flu season peaks late, but packs an extra punch in DC area 03/10/2025 06:35pm • Health officials in the D.C. region say this year’s flu season — with the deaths of six children reported in Maryland and Virginia — has been especially severe. “We’ve had higher peaks of influenza over the last few weeks than we’ve had in a decade,” Sean O’Donnell, deputy chief f Measles case confirmed in Howard Co. resident who passed through Dulles 03/09/2025 06:07pm • A positive measles case has been found in a Howard County resident who traveled internationally through Dulles International Airport, said the Maryland and Virginia health departments. The local health departments announced the case Sunday and said they're looking to find anyone who might have co Amid growing Texas outbreak, how contagious is measles? 03/01/2025 10:35am • Measles virus particle, illustration. (Photo by KATERYNA KON/SCIENCE PHOTO LIBRARY/Via Getty)(NEW YORK) -- Measles has been spreading across the U.S. for the last several weeks, sickening people in at least nine states amid a growing outbreak in western Texas.Several people have been hospitalized an