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More than two years after COVID-19 became a part of our lives, we are still learning about how it has impacted our daily routines, including how we care for our

Equal Employment Opportunity Commission updated informal COVID-19 guidance to employers in a number of ways: Testing procedures, Symptom Screening, Direct Threat Analysis, Reasonable Accommodation and Vaccination. Employers are urged to make individualized assessments.

Obstetric care, especially specialized care, in rural communities is limited. On reservations in Montana, it’s nearly nonexistent.

The international fundraiser fashion show, ‘Be Beautiful Be Yourself’, will feature models with Down Syndrome.

Photoreceptors in the retina, called cones, enable us to see colors. Pigments inside the cones absorb light and send this information to the brain, which interprets it as color. When

Shaquira Martin with the American Red Cross offers ways to help as the Kansas-Oklahoma region could see high temperatures above 100 degrees into next week.

This might be a good time to review the symptoms and treatments for heat-related illnesses.

Scientists vowed that the so-called “robot nose” could soon sniff off hidden diseases by only smelling a patient’s breath.

A grand jury will conduct an investigation into the matter, as is standard practice dies when in custody of the Nebraska Department of Correctional Services.

HERMISTON — A former Hermiston School District employee is suing the district for more than $300,000, claiming discrimination for having to wear a mask due to pandemic safety measures.