THE King will fly more than 15,000 miles on ­foreign tours next year following his cancer good news. Charles, 77, and Queen Camilla, 78, will visit the US and the Caribbean. He made only two brief

A player overcoming cancer to lead his school to its first NCAA Tournament in 16 years. That's what is playing out in the Palouse, where Washington State freshman guard Myles Rice is the main feature to one of the best stories of the season. Washington ...

"I give thanks to God who has sustained me through this journey," Cardinal Robert McElroy said. "And I give thanks to all of you who have prayed to God for my healing. I believe those prayers were what led to this wonderful outcome.

At least 2 killed, several hurt in shooting at Brown University in Rhode Island by Mo Haider, KOMO News Staff WASHINGTON — In a recent study, the American Lung Association reports lung cancer is leading cause of cancer deaths not only here in Washington ...

Seven scientists with the Fred Hutch/University of Washington/Seattle Children’s Cancer Consortium received another year of funding from the Breast Cancer Research Foundation, or BCRF, to pursue research into new therapies,

ST. CHARLES, Illinois -- Justin Hardy was a star on and off the court. The 22-year-old college basketball player from St. Charles, Illinois, who passed away last week after a battle with stage 4 stomach cancer, made a profound impact on those who knew him ...

Almost every single one of us is impacted by cancer. It doesn't matter if you're a young child, governor of Maryland, a United States senator, or even president of the United States. For one of us, it happened right after taking office as governor of Maryland.

Both the House and Senate voted to pass a bill to force the release of the Epstein files. It will now head back to President Trump's desk. President Trump and First Lady Melania participate in a dinner with the Crown Prince and Prime Minister of the ...

Every two minutes, a man in the U.S. is diagnosed with prostate cancer. Every 15 minutes, another dies of it. Prostate cancer disproportionately affects Black men. In D.C., more die from prostate cancer than in any other American city, according to the ...

WASHINGTON — Just months after announcing he was cancer-free, actor Dave Coulier says he is now undergoing cancer treatment again. The 66-year-old “Full House” star shared the news on the TODAY show Dec. 2, revealing that he was diagnosed in October with HPV-related oropharyngeal squamous cell carcinoma at the base of his tongue.