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The officials updated the DC on the present situation of various ongoing projects, including the Macchiwara-Rahon road, the construction of libraries, an auditorium in a government college, rail-over-bridge ROB and land acquisition of other projects among others

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Authorities discovered dozens of rifle shell casings in the middle of a D.C. street after gunfire damaged several parked cars in southwest Washington.

Authorities are searching for the woman they say tried to carjack a driver in D.C. over the weekend but fled after the person behind the wheel fought back.

The state faces about 1,200 lawsuits alleging physical, sexual and emotional abuse stretching back six decades at the Sununu Youth Services Center, formerly called the Youth Development Center, in Manchester.

Eleven other states have reported measles cases this year, but no area has been hit as hard as South Florida.

Elektra Health, a virtual provider for menopause care, has secured $3.3 million in financing. With the funding, the company is focused on two areas: partnering with more payers and expanding its footprint to provide clinical care to more patients.

In the same way that airbags were a natural evolution of vehicle safety technology, seamless, RFID-based systems are the next evolution of medication management technology.

For the longest time, anyone – including medical professionals and scientists – who dared to challenge the effectiveness of the COVID vaccine was censored, silenced, and banished to the realm of crazy anti-vaxxers. However, now the tides are turning as more and more evidence surfaces about the r...

The number overdose deaths caused by smoking drugs has risen rapidly in the U.S. in recent years, overtaking injection as the leading cause of fatal overdoses, a new CDC reports states. The sharpest rise in smoking-related overdose deaths is found in the Northeast.