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News by Kay Dibben Premium Content   A mother is suing a hospital to seek justice for her 18-months old son, who was born brain damaged, claiming her insistence on having a caesarean delivery was ignored. After breaking her pelvis in a car accident in 2006, Jess Ngaheu was advised by doctors that she would need a caesarean delivery if she ever had children. In 2017, Jess and Merv Ngaheu's daughter, Vera-Rose, was delivered via a caesarean. When she became pregnant with her second child two years later, Mrs Ngaheu said she told Gold Coast University H...

Vander Wal named the 98th South Dakota State University's Little International honored agriculturalist of the year Kevin Vander Wal was announced as the honored agriculturalist for South Dakota State University's 98th Little International. Written By: Agweek Staff Report | 5:30 am, Mar. 17, 2021 × SDSU Little International is a family affair for the Vander Wals. From left are Kevin Vander Wal, Kari Vander Wal, Ed Vander Wal, Collin Vander Wal, Dallis Vander Wal, Gina Vander Wal and Lane Vander Wal. (Contributed photo) Kevin Vander Wal was named South Dakota State Univ...

MOORHEAD, Minn. (MSUM Athletics) - The Minnesota State University Moorhead football team has announced the sig...

Rochester Hills-based Elite Detection K9 (EDK9) is now offering employees at two Pontiac hospitals a chance to bring a puppy home for the weekend. The Puppy Furlough Program kicked off last week at St. Joseph Mercy Oakland Hospital and McLaren Oakland Hospital. The organization raises and trains scent-detection dogs to be utilized in law enforcement. “We created the Puppy Furlough Program to enable hospital first responders to take a puppy home for the weekend to play with, experience some puppy love and, hopefully, help reduce some of the constant stress of caring for patients during th...