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Six Antioch officers who were ultimately hit with federal charges collectively received $1,957,904.75 in pay and benefits while on administrative leave due to the pending FBI investigation, according to records released by the city.

Portlanders cleaned up at the Will Eisner Comic Industry Awards this past weekend, including the top honor for a comic book retailer. We talk with owner Katie Pryde.

Bill Brash’s campaign email promises he will be a conservative, links him with Dan Kelly.

University leaders say they hope the building, and partnership will increase the capacity to train students, many of which may practice in rural communities.

A jury found former Milwaukee County Supervisor Johnny Thomas not guilty on Wednesday of charges stemming from a 2019 sexual assault case.

Manhattan, Kansas (PRWEB) April 14, 2022 -- Enso Discoveries, LLC, has solved the dilemma of veterinarians needing several kits and blood draws to treat one

Enso Discoveries launches a new Nutraceuticals product development division geared toward delivering scientifically meaningful products to healthcare professionals Share Article Using their long-standing development expertise to create high value products backed by science and sterility to ensure the greatest value to customers, Enso Discoveries, LLC is launching a proprietary Colorado family-farmed CBD product with complete provenance, to finally give physicians, veterinarians and healthcare w...

Minnesota gets creative in COVID-19 vaccine outreach Dwindling demand forces new approaches to boost immunization numbers.  May 8, 2021 — 6:19pm Text size Copy shortlink: In Duluth, theyre offering vaccine shots in the downtown bus depot. In St. Paul, volunteer physicians are working with a local brewery on a pop-up event that rewards those who get vaccinated with a free beer. And in the northwest metro, an Elk River clinic is offe...

Dozens rally for zoning changes in Deep River Valerie Bannister FacebookTwitterEmail 1of3 About 100 people attended the rally in Deep River, Conn. Saturday, May 8, 2021 advocating for affordable housing.Valerie Bannister / For Hearst Connecticut MediaShow MoreShow Less 2of3 About 100 people attended the rally in Deep River, Conn. Saturday, May 8, 2021 advocating for affordable housing.Valerie Bannister / For Hearst Connecticut MediaShow MoreShow Less 3of3 DEEP RIVER — About 100 people attende...

NC MedAssist hosts numerous drive-thru pharmacy events annually that provides free meds to the uninsured and underinsured. (Port City Daily/Courtesy photo). BRUNSWICK COUNTY — Any family or individual 18 and older will be able to gain access to free over-the-counter medications next week. NC MedAssist, in partnership with Humana and Wilmington Health, will set up a Mobile Free Pharmacy on Mar. 5, 9 a.m. to 2 p.m., at the Navassa Community Center. “We want everyone to stay healthy this wint...