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A worker trapped in an Oak Harbor grain silo Thursday morning was rescued by first responders less than a half hour after crews were dispatched.

A worker trapped in an Oak Harbor grain silo Thursday morning was rescued by first responders less than a half hour after crews were dispatched.

At an event at the Port Neches Riverfront Park, Southeast Texans got a chance to enjoy area vendors while learning how create a healthy lifestyle.

Health officials say a change in how monkeypox vaccines are administered should free up more doses. And though anyone can get sick with the virus, they stress infection in kids in rare.

Health officials say a change in how monkeypox vaccines are administered should free up more doses. And though anyone can get sick with the virus, they stress infection in kids in rare.

Monkeypox cases continue to rise in Florida and at the same time, demand for the vaccine outweighs the current supply. Here's the latest from Tampa Bay.

On hold for two years because of COVID-19, district-focused gatherings within the reservation have returned to crowds eager for information and socialization.

Staffing issue. >> lets talk generally about omicron, new york city mid county looks a bit like ghost town thats obviously changed a lot of the past week or two. many people believe the next two or three weeks things are going back to normal. talk to us where we are with omicron and a lot of vaccines and in the tool box, this is a virus we are learning to live with, is it not? >> thats right. its becoming more flu-like in terms of the individual impact of the omicron itself. its not flu-like bec...

The school district drew national attention after a performance from the school band and Indianettes at Disney World.

Fair organizers released descriptive travel routes to help you get to the fair despite construction surrounding Ford Park.