Rhonda Wright News Today

A federal investigation aims to evaluate private equity's involvement in healthcare consolidation and the potential impact on patient care and worker conditions.

School meals in County Durham have been branded “absolutely shocking”, amid concern that children’s health and education is being impacted.

Rhonda Wright, represented by attorney Piayon Lassanah of Kannah & Lassanah LLC, has filed a lawsuit against Trinity Health Mid Atlantic Medical Group d/b/a Mercy Fitzgerald Hospital, Statesman Health and Rehabilitation Center, LLC, Saber Healthcare Group, Saber Healthcare Holdings, LLC, Delaware County and John/Jane Does 1 through 10.

The Danville School Board on Thursday evening officially signed off on supporting using casino revenue for educational opportunities.

The Radio Days Museum in Sutherlin is welcoming the public to their weekly Friday movie nights.

A judge vacated Campbell County Commissioner Brian Painter's primary win, ruling he violated election laws while campaigning.

A judge ruled Campbell County Commissioner Brian Painter violated election laws by electioneering inside a building while in-person absentee voting took place.

The Community Outreach and Wellness Department at Metro Technology Centers has received a $30,000 grant from the Oklahoma City Community Foundation through its OKCGetsFit Wellness Initiative.

A Lexington woman given 30 days to vacate her apartment emptied her savings for a new place to live but still without a home.

Lexington renters at the Red Mile Square Townhomes are on the hunt for a place to live tonight after getting a late notice to vacate.