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— Julia Martinez, 33, Canfield, was cited for failure to yield after her southbound vehicle on Seacrist Road was struck by a vehicle driven southeast bound on

Federal court dismisses complaint of Ohio physician alleging patient safety concerns and intolerable working conditions at Alliance Physicians.

On April 15, one week after Matthew Kacsmaryk suspended approval of the abortion pill mifepristone, the Washington Post published what it framed as a scandalous story about the Texas judge.

Jadiah Carter, 23, was sentenced to life in prison without parole exactly one year after shooting and killing 7-month-old Desire Hughes on April 27, 2022.

Other measures on the ballot would set up a commission to review pay for council members and block department directors from serving unless they have been confirmed by the council.

MEDITECH announces that Golden Valley Memorial Healthcare (GVMH) is their first client to go live on Expanse Genomics for providers...

Clinton, Missouri-based Golden Valley Memorial Healthcare is the first to deploy Meditech's solution, Expanse Genomics. It allows providers to analyze and parse genetic results into actionable data that is displayed directly in patient charts, according to Meditech.

William Dailey, C.S.C., is a priest of the Congregation of Holy Cross and currently serves as the rector of Pangborn Hall, a student residence he moved into as a freshman at Notre Dame in 1990, and where he is now working on a book about faith and reason.

New Diocese list of abusers includes 16 former North Fork priests St. Agnes Cathedral, the seat of the Diocese of Rockville Centre. (Credit: Wikimedia Commons) A recent bankruptcy court filing by the Roman Catholic Diocese of Rockville Centre sheds new light on the scope of sexual abuse by clergy who served on the North Fork, but critics say they believe an attached list of abusers omits the names of dozens more perpetrators.  The April 15 filing documents...

Dispatcher investigated for using racial slur over police radio no longer with department     ST. LOUIS COUNTY, Missouri (KMOV) — A St. Louis County dispatcher, who sources said is the brother-in-law of Chief Mary Barton, is no longer employed with the department after broadcasting a racial slur over the radio to dozens of on-duty police officers earlier in the month. A St. Louis County Police spokesperson said the employee was working as a dispatcher when he said the N-word while dispat...