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No. Just checking. Hello everyone. The nra has a new warning for President Trump. Well look at how it is reportedly trying to stop him from moving on background checks. Well show you brand new polling on where americans stand on that very issue. We have new details on the heart wrenching story from mississippi. An i. C. E. Raid pulls 680 workers from their jobs, leaving their children, who are at their very first day of school, behind. Well go inside the community and speak with the superintende...

The Albertsons Companies Foundation announced the launch of a new collective effort focused on addressing childhood hunger this summer. By bringing

Governor Greg Gianforte and Department of Public Health and Human Services (DPHHS) Director Charlie Brereton honored Montana Emergency Medical

Updates follow federal recommendations to protect children and communities against vaccine-preventable diseases

The work of employees of the public health departments is heavily based on the communities they serve and the safety of the people that live in them. Prevention, protection and promotion is the name of the game for the workforce in this field.

Upcoming Amarillo area events and college news of note, including a new degree plan using hybrid learning strategies.

Bonner General Health's Emergency Department is the first critical access hospital in Idaho to be recognized as pediatric capable by the Idaho Department of Health and Welfare. That means the hospital's Emergency Department has pediatric-specific rules, procedures, equipment, people, and resources to address the special needs of children (birth-teen) requiring specialist emergency care. Improvements in pediatric readiness in emergency departments across the country are required, accord...

Here’s our list of the experts and advocates, outside the government, who are playing big roles in Washington’s policy debates.

Jack Roper announced that he will retire effective May 31, 2024 on Your Carolina, the talk show he has co-hosted for the past 17 years.

With the respiratory virus season continuing to wind down, Illinois’ overall respiratory virus level is now Minimal and all counties in the state