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Thailand should have eradicated malaria by 2024, the Department of Disease Control (DDC) announced ahead of World Malaria Day, which will be marked on Monday.

A retired San Francisco police officer was found with a gun missing from the department and two current cops destroyed evidence in a separate case, the San Francisco Police Department announced Tuesday. 

The Colorado Department of Public Health and Environment’s Water Quality Control Division is in the process of proposing pollution limits for 11 Colorado River tributaries in the Grand Valley with

And they have a whole fallenth just in that decision. you have the big truck that you know is just like their s.w.a.t. team. everybody else calls them s.w.a.t. but emergency services does that function for nypd. and you have the control division, joint terrorism task force, which is made of police, fbi and atf and marshalls and other state troopers. you want this dream team of police because this is the time to leverage everybody against the assailant and hopefully the commissioner will say -- i...

A regulatory alphabet soup involving the EPA, the state CDPHE and what are called TMDLs has some local government and elected officials and business-community representatives signaling SOS.

A Huntersville woman said she whisked her doodle inside after three black bears showed up in woods near their home and her friendly dog wanted to play with them.

Annual deaths from breast cancer are on the rise, but screening alone can save 4,000 women per year, a doctor said, urging women to get screened. If breast cancer is caught in its early stages, the annual numbers of deaths caused by breast cancer could be reduced by 41 percent, said Lin Li-ju (林莉茹), director of the Health Promotion Administration’s (HPA) Cancer Prevention and Control Division. “However, since the [COVID-19] pandemic started, women have been reluctant to visit hospita...

KGVO spoke to DEA Montana Resident Agent in Charge Stacy Zinn-Brittain on Wednesday’s Talk Back show to get a first hand look at the exploding drug problem in Montana.

KGVO spoke to DEA Montana Resident Agent in Charge Stacy Zinn-Brittain on Wednesday’s Talk Back show to get a first hand look at the exploding drug problem in Montana.

154 New Statewide COVID Cases Reported