Most people have heard of the '3-second rule' where you can still eat a piece of food you drop on the floor if you quickly pick it up. However, despite it being widely acceptable, is it actually ...

Any such plan inevitably would sweep up parents of school-age children, leaving educators with the responsibility of ...

The age-old '3-second rule' for eating food dropped on the floor has been put ... so there is a thread of truth that the quicker you pick it up, the less contaminated it might be.

Olympia residents haven’t been able to put glass in their recycling for years in part because of problems with breakage in co-mingled recycling.

LETHBRIDGE HERALD - [email protected] More than 130 local postal workers joined their colleagues across Canada on ...

This Morning's Dr Zoe Williams has shared her expert advice on the '3-second rule', where people eat food that has been ...

Will they wake up to their responsibilities and create an enabling environment for farmers to go to farm and produce food? Will they ... then the economy will pick up.” FG should provide good ...

Seattle-based recycling company Ridwell will expand glass pick-up services in South Puget Sound, including in Tacoma, ...

A doctor has weighed in on whether you can still eat food after dropping it on the floor for three, five or 10 seconds.

When families are separated, “you’re responsible for how do these kids get home and who takes care of them,” said one superintendent in Mississippi.