Rehabilitation

California wildlife officials suspect the 13-month-old black bear—which has been missing for five days—may have gone into hiding.

Newsweek's "The Royal Report" podcast looks at new developments in the long road towards Prince Andrew's reportedly desired comeback.

Although all the odds were against her, Flynn is now living her best life with her mom, who never gave up on her.

"As someone knowing him for years, in my family, I pray for him struggling with mental illness," Jenner tweeted of her former son-in-law.

Jamala Taylor, 50, spent 31 years behind bars—but an unlikely pastime led to both his unexpected freedom and his extraordinary transformation.

Margera has twice attempted to leave his court-ordered rehab treatment without permission in the last two weeks.

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An Ohio woman found the raccoons nesting in her ceiling and proceeded to separate the mom from the babies instead of calling for help

Long-term heavy drinking can cause serious physical and mental health problems. If you're looking to quit, here health experts outline how to give up alcohol.

The Texas cheerleader who was paralyzed six months ago said she had "the best day since my accident!" after walking again.

Former adult film star Jenna Jameson, 47, has revealed that she is slowly getting her strength back after months of battling a mystery illness.

Addiction doesn't get off the elevator before the C-suite floor.

Looking to get back into fitness after a COVID-19 infection? Yoga can be a great place to start your return to exercise by working on your breathing.

Former adult film star Jenna Jameson, 47, stated that she is "getting stronger" as she continues to battle a mystery illness.

The rescue center said the bears had been reluctant to leave the warmth of their dens previously.

"Whether that's with a machine or my family helping me, I have that in my brain and I'm going to do that one way or another," the 17-year-old cheerleader said.

A recent study found that within three years of their release, two out of three former prisoners were rearrested, and 50 percent reincarcerated.

In 2019, Mark sent me some Christmas presents, and then for Christmas 2020, he brought me a really pretty necklace and I bought him a pair of slippers, two t-shirts and a jumper.

I was told that medically I shouldn't have survived the hemorrhage, let alone have a chance of recovering.

West had expressed a desire to return to the NBA since leaving the league back in 2012.

Former Vice President Joe Biden said both the U.S. justice and prison systems "should turn into a rehabilitation system, not into just punishment," during a Tuesday interview.

In at least five states last year, fraudulent treatment groups billed insurance companies for hundreds of thousands of dollars' worth of non-existent treatment.

A Silicon Valley manager discovered the immense pool of tech talent inside America's prison system—and tech's potential to help prisonsers start a new life upon release.

What are the most important questions to ask when you're ready to face your addiction?

"Everyone's been there. Everyone's had a setback, but it's how you move forward and what you do with your future, that's what matters."

The top court unanimously ruled against a North Carolina law that prevented sex offenders from using sites such as Snapchat and Twitter, but left the door open to some type of restrictions.

For those being treated for drug addiction, the Russian invasion meant a death penalty.