The popular reality TV star opened up about her agonizing start to 2026 after fans noticed that she had been absent from ...

The Cavaliers forward has missed the start of the season as he recovers from a Jones fracture in his left foot.

A key Dallas Cowboys defender will once again be rehabbing an injury during the NFL offseason, with foot surgery scheduled ...

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Dallas Mavericks center Dereck Lively II has played his last game of the 2025-26 season as he’ll undergo season-ending surgery on his right foot, the team announced on Wednesday. Lively has played in ...

The 21-year-old center was limited to 7 games this season due to swelling and soreness in his foot. From NBA.com News Services The 21-year-old ereck Lively II was limited to seven games this season as ...

Before he hit it big as the star of ER, George Clooney regularly performed borderline podiatric operations of a different kind. Clooney, now 64, recounted working as a shoe salesman in one of his ...

George Clooney dealt with "very old women's" foot corns before he became a Hollywood megastar. The 64-year-old acting legend worked as a shoe salesman aged 18, and recalled "a lot of 80 year olds" ...

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Kansas farmers wrapping up harvest season are being urged to stay alert to crop diseases that could impact next year’s yields, according to Rodrigo Onofre, row crop plant pathologist with K-State ...

If Michigan football is going to stay within striking distance of Ohio State going into its regular-season finale, it will have to do so without star running back Justice Haynes, it appears. The ...

PALMYRA, Mo. — Southern rust, a fungal disease, can reduce nutrients and lower digestibility in infected corn fed to livestock, says University of Missouri Extension field agronomist Nick Wesslak.