However, as Netflix prepares to reboot the Ingalls saga, there is one storyline that needs to be reworked. The oldest Ingalls ...

The iconic actress, 61, revealed the strange reason why fans of the show made her feel 'weird' nearly into her 40s.

Portrayed by Melissa Sue Anderson on the Little House series, the real-life Mary Ingalls was the firstborn in 1865 to Charles and Caroline Ingalls. At age 14, Mary became blind after becoming ill ...

Mary Ingalls was Laura Ingalls Wilder’s older sister. Both girls became famous through Wilder’s semiautobiographical book series about growing up on the American frontier in the 1800s.

Melissa Anderson, who played Mary Ingalls on the show, tells her side of the story for the first time in her book, "The Way I See It: A Look Back at My Life on Little House." IE 11 is not supported.

The disease that Mary Ingalls probably had is called meningoencephalitis (muh-NING-go-en-sef-ah-LY-tis). It can be caused by bacteria and treated with antibiotics, but Tarini said it's likely she ...

The disease that Mary Ingalls probably had is called meningoencephalitis (muh-NING-go-en-sef-ah-LY-tis). It can be caused by bacteria and treated with antibiotics, but Tarini said it's likely she ...

Mary Ingalls blindness is making headlines. If you watched “Little House on the Prairie,” chances are you remember the story of Mary Ingalls. The television show and popular book series drew ...

Any fan of Laura Ingalls Wilder's beloved "Little House" books knows how the author's sister Mary went blind: scarlet fever. But turns out that probably wasn't the cause, medical experts say ...

The disease that Mary Ingalls probably had is called meningoencephalitis. It can be caused by bacteria and treated with antibiotics, but Tarini said it's likely she had the viral kind, which can ...

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