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Cystic fibrosis drug changes woman's life, revives Broadway dreams
Lindsay Shipp just wanted to keep her lungs.
When she was nine months old, Shipp was diagnosed with cystic fibrosis -- a genetic disease that, among other symptoms, causes thick mucus to form in the lungs. The life expectancy is 37, and most people who...Tags: Hospitals and Clinics, Cystic Fibrosis, Entertainment Events, Genes and Chromosomes, Diseases and Illnesses
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Take a look inside All Nippon Airways' 787 Dreamliner ... Is that a bidet?
Money & CompanyInternational travelers and aviation buffs have been waiting for years on Boeing Co.'s forthcoming 787 Dreamliner. Now they can catch a peek inside.... -
L.A.'s ozone fight: Why can't we all just breathe easy?
Opinion L.A.Environmental and public health groups are suing the EPA over ozone levels in L.A. And that struck several chords with readers.... -
L.A. smog: Public health groups file suit against EPA [Updated]
GreenspaceEnvironmental and public health groups filed suit against the U.S. Environmental Protection Agency on Monday in an effort to spur a crackdown on smog in the Los Angeles region. Under the federal Clean Air Act, Congress established a one-hour standard........ -
Dog shot with arrow in Riverside is euthanized
L.A. NOWDog shot by arrow: Authorities in Riverside are asking for the public's help in finding whoever shot a dog with an arrow from a crossbow, causing injuries so severe it had to be euthanized.... -
Man charged in toddler's death faces new count of child abuse
L.A. NOWAn Orange County man already accused of beating an 18-month-old girl to death will face an additional charge of child abuse for a separate incident, prosecutors said Thursday.... -
Lost WWII dog tags found by work crew in Blythe
L.A. NOWThe long-lost World War II dog tags of former Army Private Ova Napier, lost during a desert training exercise near Blythe, were found by a work crew inspecting a massive solar-energy site.... -
Florence & the Machine debut 'What the Water Gave Me'
Pop & HissFlorence & the Machine are back with new single "What the Water Gave Me"... -
Should and will Tony Romo play in the Cowboys' next game?
The Fabulous ForumWriters from around the Tribune Co. discuss Dallas Cowboys quarterback Tony Romo, who finished Sunday's game against San Francisco with a fractured rib and evidence of having a collapsed lung.... -
Boeing delivers first 787 Dreamliner to All Nippon Airways
Money & CompanyThe world’s first passenger-ready Boeing Co. 787 Dreamliner was delivered to Japanese carrier All Nippon Airways on a rainy and blustery day at Boeing’s facilities in Everett, Wash.... -
Book review: 'The Hair of Harold Roux' by Thomas Williams
Los Angeles Times Book CriticThe Hair of Harold Roux A Novel Thomas Williams Introduction by Andre Dubus III, afterword by Ann Joslin Williams Bloomsbury: 384 pp., $15 paper Thomas Williams' novel "The Hair of Harold Roux" occupies a peculiar limbo of the lost: Published in...Tags: Arts and Culture, Literature, Robert Stone, Book, John Irving
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Evangelist Billy Graham, 93, hospitalized for possible pneumonia
Nation NowBilly Graham is hospitalized....
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