Rogers Worthington

As federal health officials linked two more infected patients to a Florida dentist who died of AIDS, the nation`s dental and medical associations called Thursday for AIDS-infected practitioners to tell...

It happened again on Sunday night: 7,400 people filled Bismarck`s civic center to see Virgil Hill do his stuff. Wayne Newton should do so well when he comes in February....

Mikhail Gorbachev traded the dry detail of Washington summitry Sunday for a dash into the American heartland, where he asked a gold-plated group of top American business leaders for help...

Where to stay in Milwaukee? Here are some options: The spanking-new Wyndham Milwaukee Center hotel (139 E. Kilbourn Ave., 414-276-8686), a place that slathers you in flowers and elegant green-and-black...

The audience roared when Ald. Michael McGee, smartly dressed in black fatigues and cap, spoke of the fight that lay ahead and then flipped open his holster to produce a...

This summer`s bitter struggle over the Medicare Catastrophic Coverage Act of 1988 has damaged the credibility of one of the nation`s largest lobbies, both in Congress and among the 28...

The divisive debate on abortion invaded state capitals across the nation Wednesday, with lobbying blitzes and calls for special legislative sessions to pursue tougher laws limiting abortion. On the heels...

When Bill Ball can stand before his house and smell his hogs, kept penned at a respectable distance, he knows the wind is blowing out of the east, which usually...

People here regard Dino Mosley as an early symptom of a serious problem, one they fear that Omaha is not prepared to deal with. The stocky, 22-year-old stood before a...