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A proposed ordinance that would ban abortion in Pueblo city limits would hinder doctors ability to provide sufficient medical care and could harm their patients, OB-GYNs said during a work

Indianapolis emergency rooms reported the highest rate of influenza-like illnesses in a decade the week of Nov. 20-26, prompting all Marion County hospitals to put visitor restrictions in place on

Theres still quite a bit of youth attached to Little Rock Hall this season, but that hasnt stopped Jon Coleman from doing the same thing hes done during his entire tenure with the Warriors.

“With the world facing an environmental crisis, why not use your staycation to become an eco-warrior and join a clean-up campaign.”

A Dauphin man arrested in connection with an assault and shots fired in that city, has appeared in court there...

Holiday excitement builds as communities and organizations throughout Pinellas County celebrate with a myriad of events designed to delight young and old alike. December calendars are filled with the unique

When the Garner Hotel was destroyed by fire in 1929, owner John Garner Kerr immediately contacted his insurance agent to file a claim to recover the asset that…

By Steve Andrews | Photo by Braeden Botts  Listed below are some of the top stars and best performances from Week 14 of the Arkansas high school football

1 You’ve been with Parkview since 2006. How did you get involved in health care operations?

Its concrete walls feel like a bomb shelter, which probably makes sense due to the wars often raging within. In nights darkness almost 10 days ago, I stood silently by as teenage boys looked at its field and wept openly and longingly.