Beth Carr News Today

It was a blue-sky winter morning in the park, with snow sparkling in the sunlight like gemstones.

YELLOWSTONE NATIONAL PARK — In the sagebrush meadows of Whiskey Flats in Yellowstone, two bison pushed snow out of the way with their massive heads and grazed the grass underneath

Palliative care is an additional layer of support for people with life-limiting conditions, with early referrals tending to do better

Families in Bradford have shared photos of their miracle babies for World IVF Day.

Pennsylvania Department of Labor and Industry Secretary Jennifer Berrier paid a visit to the River Valley STEA...

(ST. JOSEPH, Mo.) A former Savannah city clerk and Boston Marathon runner passed away late last year after a lengthy bout with cancer.

With the premieres of Loki and Kevin Can F**K Himself, June’s TV lineup will have you setting down the sunscreen and picking up the remote/tablet again.

Parents have long fretted about schools’ ability to circumvent them in critical health decisions regarding their children. Now, those loopholes are getting smaller after the legislature approved provisions requiring parents be notified before their child is sent for an involuntary psychiatric exam. Its part of a years-long effort by parents rights groups and mental health advocates to curb the use of the states Baker Act on children. Beth Carr’s son was sent for an involuntary psychiatric e...

Florida lawmakers have tried for years to curb youth Baker Acts. This year, with the passage of parental notification measures, they may have finally moved the needle. Parents have long fretted about schools’ ability to circumvent them in critical health decisions regarding their children. Now, those loopholes are getting smaller after the Legislature approved provisions requiring parents be notified before their child is sent for an involuntary psychiatric exam. Its part of a years-long eff...

A MAN told his pregnant sister he would "get" her with a machete and he didnt care if she "had a kid inside her. Blackburn magistrates heard the terrified sister had previously had to barricade her door after Connor Gorton tried to kick in because of a row over money. "She was scared for her own safety and that of her unborn child," said Andy Robinson, prosecuting. "She says she has seen him with a machete before." Gorton, 21, of Hapton Street, Burnley, pleaded guilty to criminal dama...