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FTSE 100 rises as AstraZeneca lifts healthcare sector
London's FTSE 100 rose on Tuesday, lifted by pharmaceutical stocks after AstraZeneca agreed to take a $2 billion stake in Summit Therapeutics to advance cancer research.
Insurers cast themselves as MAHA allies
They'll emphasize overlapping interests with the movement.
NYC healthcare report: Prices, not usage, are behind rising costs for city workers
City spending on outpatient services for employees, retirees and their dependents grew between 13% and 17% from 2024 to 2025.
National politics inflect Spokane's fall state House rematch
Republican Tony Kiepe admits attending his party’s convention in Dallas earlier this month may not help him win in Spokane. But he thinks it should.
1 in 7 Science Institute Dropouts Enter Medical Fields
1 in 7 Science Institute Dropouts Enter Medical Fields 418 of 2,939 dropouts from 2021-2026 advanced to medical/pharmaceutical sectors; lawmaker urges curriculum review
Protect College Sports Act gains Senate approval in bipartisan vote
The Protect College Sports Act took its next step forward on Monday, with the Senate voting overwhelmingly 77-22 in favor of the proposed federal legislation reforming college athletics.
Landlocked Chungcheongbuk-do Welcomes First National Marine Science Museum
Landlocked Chungcheongbuk-do Welcomes First National Marine Science Museum Digital aquarium and experiential exhibits bring ocean science to inland residents after six-year development
Euro's dollar resilience faces energy price, political risk tests
The fortunes of the euro, trading not far off its lowest levels of the year against the dollar, are in the grip of a global energy shock and growing political risk in Europe.
New potent street drug prompts Hawaii health alert
Cychlorphine, a synthetic opioid up to 10 times stronger than fentanyl, has caused deaths across the U.S., prompting local officials to prepare for its arrival.
Appleton sports bar gives away free cheeseburgers to celebrate Brewers’ 100 wins
The StoneYard rewarded fans after Milwaukee topped 100 wins in the regular season
Veteran calls for changes after Green Bay VA stops offering mental health drug
Clinic no longer offers esketamine after certified doctor left
Veteran calls for changes after Green Bay VA stops offering mental health drug
Clinic no longer offers esketamine after certified doctor left
Ecuadorian-American couple expands mobile mechanic business
An Ecuadorian-American couple is breaking barriers in Northwest Florida by expanding their mobile mechanic service into a full-service repair shop while providing trusted, bilingual support to local drivers.
Health director recommends moving Douglas County Sheriff’s staff after fecal contamination worsens
Tests show liquid from the ceiling drained into buckets contains fecal matter, so sheriff’s staff worry about the effect on their health.
Health director recommends moving staff
Tests show liquid from the ceiling drained into buckets contains fecal matter, so sheriff’s staff worry about the effect on their health.
Saint Louis County reports public health alert due to spike in non-fatal overdoses
Saint Louis County reports public health alert due to spike in Non-fatal Overdoses
Springfield, Mo., approves $500K for addiction, mental health resource map
Springfield has approved $500,000 to fund a map of substance use and mental health resources available citywide.
Indonesia to inject $1.1 billion into health insurer BPJS Kesehatan
Indonesia's government will inject 20 trillion rupiah ($1.11 billion) into health insurer BPJS Kesehatan to help the state agency cover its deficit in 2026, according to a government statement.
Senate passes college sports bill that would rein in athlete payments and transfers
The Senate passed a sweeping bipartisan bill on Monday that would regulate college sports, an attempt to end “chaos” in an industry that has been upended by skyrocketing athlete payments and near-unrestricted transfers between schools.
How loud is too loud? Dubuque County weighs health risks of data center hum
Under the county’s moratorium timeline adopted in July, supervisors plan to complete town hall sessions in October and release an initial public draft of the data center ordinance by early November.
Henderson homeowner calls overgrown rental yard a health hazard, says rats spreading to his property
Resident reports years of frustration with HOA, city and health department over neighboring property
Ethics Watchdogs To Investigate Whether Troubled Multnomah County Health Board Got Dubious Legal Advice
A Washington state attorney has been advising a Portland-area governance board on Oregon Public Meetings Law.
Trump’s mail voting crackdown tests Postal Service leader who says he’s ‘not political’
David Steiner once criticized Donald Trump’s leadership style after seeing him on “The Apprentice.” Nearly two decades later, he finds himself navigating Trump’s influence on the Postal Service.
Seminar in Rockford educates food business owners on sustainable packaging
Business owners in the food service industry learn about safer, sustainable packaging options during a seminar in Rockford.
Chicago renter ordinance votes delayed as Johnson, opponents seek compromise
Neither Mayor Brandon Johnson’s proposal nor a competing measure has enough support to become law as the two sides continue negotiations.
Health experts stress importance of newborn screening
Screenings look for rare but serious health conditions that may not present right away and detect concerns like metabolic, endocrine and blood disorders.
Florida’s health emergency is drawing attention to a growing mosquito threat
Florida has declared a health emergency after reporting 190 locally acquired dengue fever cases and one death, with experts warning the mosquito-borne illness may grow more common as climate conditions change.
Flu vaccines offered at health department
Macon County Health Department is offering vaccines as flu season starts.
Kanza Education and Science Park hosts first Kanza Science Day of the year
14 elementary schools will get the chance to participate in Kanza Science Days, hosted at the Kanza Education and Science Park, over the next two weeks.
Michigan health leaders address substance use crisis at Lansing conference
The Community Mental Health Association of Michigan opened its 27th annual Substance Use Conference on Monday, drawing more than 1,200 providers participating both in person and online. Attendees range from clinical directors to recovery coaches.
Michigan health leaders address substance use crisis at Lansing conference
The Community Mental Health Association of Michigan opened its 27th annual Substance Use Conference on Monday, drawing more than 1,200 providers participating both in person and online. Attendees range from clinical directors to recovery coaches.
Dyersburg gunfire investigation leads to drug arrest at South Main Avenue business
Dyersburg police arrested a local businessman on felony reckless endangerment and drug charges following an investigation into a Sept. 24 shooting involving two vehicles.
Toledo summit will focus on women’s health issues including menopause and hormones
The Northwest Ohio Women’s Health Summit is described as a day of evidence-based answers for women who are ready to feel better, get well and take charge of their health.
Bear’s BBQ running for mental health awareness at Hartford Marathon
Bear’s BBQ is running in this year’s Hartford Marathon to support mental health causes.
ReadyKids says need for youth mental health services outpaces capacity
ReadyKids says the need for youth mental health services in the Charlottesville area is greater than its current capacity.
Vermont apple growers turn to precision science to combat orchard pests
Orchards across Vermont are reporting a strong apple crop this season, but growers say producing pie-ready fruit takes modern science and meticulous pest management alongside favorable weather.
Record money, murky messaging: What Michigan voters should know about political advertisements
Hundreds of millions of dollars are being poured into Michigan’s midterm elections
Philly DEI panel endorses Parker’s contracting overhaul as Black business owners warn of consequences
Parker said new national legal precedent made the city’s practices vulnerable to court challenges. Council’s committee agreed.
Pope Leo defends entering political fray on France end-of-life law
Pope Leo on Monday defended his decision to vocally oppose assisted dying initiatives while in France, acknowledging he may have entered the political fray two months after the country approved such a measure, but wanted to share the Catholic Church's viewpoint.
Philadelphia shouldn’t give up on the Academy of Natural Sciences’ historic museum
The Academy's 150-year-old building faces roughly $150 million in deferred maintenance costs. While that may seem daunting, it is not insurmountable.
Ironman 70.3 brings business boost to downtown Augusta
This year’s Ironman 70.3 event has crossed the finish line, but its impact on downtown Augusta businesses is still being felt.
Opinion: Brandon Johnson is wrong about Michael Sacks
As leaders of unions representing more than 100,000 working families across Chicago, we strongly disagree with Mayor Brandon Johnson’s recent attacks on Michael Sacks.
Person test positive for tuberculosis in Rowan-Salisbury School System, health officials say
Not known if person was student or member of staff
Councilmember Curtis Jones Jr. is running for reelection. Some Democrats are questioning whether he should.
People close to Jones have encouraged him to reconsider seeking a new term and clear the way for State Rep. Morgan Cephas to run for Council’s 4th District.
Rock singer to perform at Hershey Theatre
The singer’s current tour will help support several no-kill animal shelters and rescues across the country.
Potsdam man allegedly stole $2,100 worth of deisel from business
A St. Lawrence County man is accused of stealing more than $2,000 worth of diesel fuel from a Potsdam trucking company.
Governors Small Business Summit to take place in Dalhart Thursday
The Governor’s Small Business Summit is set to take place in Dalhart this Thursday.
Sanford Health Welcomes New Pediatrician to Rapid City Clinic
Elizabeth Farnsworth, M.D., has joined Sanford Black Hills and is providing care to patients at the Sanford Health Jordan Drive Clinic in Rapid City, offering pediatric primary care services for infants, children and adolescents in the Black Hills region.
TUCSON NOW: Discussing the importance of parental mental health
There’s nothing wrong with asking for help.
Meta’s Smart Glasses PR Cleanup Campaign Is in Full Swing
This year's Meta Connect was all about public perception.
Company news: Michael Waterhouse joins St. Joseph’s Health anesthesiology
Board-certified anesthesiologist Michael Waterhouse has joined St. Joseph's Health to serve patients across Central New York.
Ohio economists wrestle with data centers and abatements
As the battle over data centers continues, even economic experts see mixed messages.
Dan McGrath: In the playoff arms race, Cubs and Sox are behind on the count
Gone are the days of Don Cooper trusting his starters to get through the order a third time. Now, both teams put their hopes in a collection of journeymen.
City Council majority warns Johnson: No head tax in 2027 budget
Mayor Brandon Johnson is expected to deliver his 2027 budget plan in mid-October.
Two men charged with arson that damaged Kansas City business
The fire caused $15,000 in damage to the business in Kansas City's Northeast area on September 7.
Health department, NorthLakes Community Clinic offering local flu shot clinics
Appointments are encouraged, but walk-ins are welcome at all locations, according to the health department.
Tybee Island Marine Science Center releases loggerhead sea turtle ‘Ossie’ back into ocean
Biologists at the Tybee Island Marine Science Center released resident loggerhead sea turtle “Ossie” into the Atlantic Ocean on Saturday morning.
Amarillo Public Health investigating tuberculosis exposure at WTAMU
Amarillo Public Health is working with West Texas A&M University after identifying a person with tuberculosis who spent time on the WT campus.
Buffalo Museum of Science unveils permanent Bills, Sabres and Bandits exhibit
The Buffalo Museum of Science opened the $3M Science Stadium interactive, a permanent exhibit that focuses on the Bills, Sabres and Bandits and brings the science and engineering behind professional sports to life.
House District 61 tests whether winds of political change are blowing in Williamson County
House District 61 lies in Williamson County, the heart and power center of the Republican establishment in Tennessee.
Turnout, not political persuasion, may decide Pody-Patrick-Wright state Senate race in Tennessee
Democrat Lindsey Patrick-Wright and Republican Mark Pody are facing off for the Tennessee Senate District 17 seat.
Baobab Fare owners open food truck-inspired restaurant in Eastern Market
The opening comes more than two years after the concept was announced.
After a deepfake voice fooled her grandfather, this founder sprang into action
After her grandfather was scammed by a deepfake of his brother's voice, Tarini Padmanabhuni founded DetectifAI, a San Francisco startup building AI models small enough to run directly on smartphones and flag fake voices in real time, and it's now one of the companies competing in Startup Battlefield at TechCrunch Disrupt.
Beach Institute, Savannah African Art Museum hosting community chat on women’s health
The Beach Institute and the Savannah African Art Museum are partnering to launch a community conversation focused on women’s health and wellness in October.
Man identified in fatal shooting at Hyde Park business
The man who was fatally shot inside a business in Hyde Park on Saturday has been identified.
Truly Nolen of America
Truly Nolen of America is turning incremental improvements into stronger operations, smarter technology, and continued growth.
Cleveland Orchestra musicians end short-lived strike
With a new three-year contract secured that includes guaranteed annual raises of 5%, musicians of the Cleveland Orchestra have called off a strike.
Suspect wanted for burglary, NOPD says
NOPD look for man suspected of business burglary in 600 block of Loyola Avenue
Ohio elections are secure ahead of midterms, officials say
The Buckeye State is under more intense scrutiny than usual this election, with several close races.
Commentary: Higher education plays an integral role in building the trust democracy requires
Democracy’s future will be shaped not only at the ballot box, but also in classrooms, community forums, and everyday conversations that help citizens better understand one another.
Commentary: Civic preparedness has never been more critical
Comprehensive civic education is necessary to navigate our digital democracy and excel in postsecondary pursuits.
Your Concentration Will Change How You Think
Your Concentration Will Change How You Think
How to secure Hilary Duff presale tickets for 2027 ‘Lucky Me Tour’ before they sell out
Four separate presale windows open this week ahead of the general on-sale.
Beloved TV personality dies at 58: ‘She was a sweet soul’
Angela Stribling, a pioneering BET personality and popular radio host, has died at age 58.
Fund Run Glow Lights Up the Night to Support Local Health Programs
A night race aimed at getting people moving while supporting key health programs is returning to the Mid-Ohio Valley.
ASK DR. DAVE: Naturopathic doctor shares more tips to boost immune health
ASK DR. DAVE: Dr. Dave Hamilton explains how herbs may support immunity.
Consider the risks of taking that next sports bet
A look at what consumers should look for in the fine print before accepting any offers of bonuses, promotional bets, or incentives.
Pictures from last day of the Academy of Natural Sciences
Founded in 1812, the oldest natural science museum in the Americas closed its doors to the public at 5 p.m. on Sunday, Sept. 27, 2026.
Better Business Bureau explains personalized pricing
Jo Ann Deal with the Better Business Bureau of Monroe joined Good Morning ArkLaMiss to talk about personalized pricing.
SM Entertainment Takes Legal Action Against Malicious Posts on WINTER
SM Entertainment Takes Legal Action Against Malicious Posts on WINTER Agency Warns of Zero-Tolerance Policy Against Online Abuse Across Platforms
Allegheny County Board of Health set to vote on proposed paid parental leave policy Monday
If the Board of Health approves the proposal during Monday’s vote, the measure will advance to the Allegheny County Council for consideration later this fall.
Activist Jana pushes Fiserv to accelerate cost cuts and tap Palantir
Activist investor Jana Partners is urging Fiserv to more than double its planned cost cuts and use software firm Palantir's products to speed up its own technology transformation program, according to a letter sent to the payments company that was viewed by Reuters.
North Carolina Army veteran running across the state to raise awareness for veteran’s mental health
He stopped in Charlotte on Sunday with 270 miles and seven days down on his Operation Carolina trek.
Explainer: The political chess behind the ECB's next leadership shake-up
The euro zone will choose a new European Central Bank president next year and replace up to two-thirds of the bank's six-member executive board in an intricate game of political chess among the bloc's 21 countries.
The Smart Money Lessons On College Football Season So Far
Smart Money Lessons: The biggest betting lessons college football has taught us so far, from sharp reads and market moves to costly mistakes.
Tom Kean Jr. backs Trump on Iran and tariffs, if not local issues
Rep. Thomas Kean Jr. sought to distance himself slightly from President Donald Trump on Sunday as his Democratic opponent, Rebecca Bennett, reminded him of his years of loyalty to the president.
Didn’t get ‘Oasis Live ’27′ tickets? Here’s where you can still buy them
All 42 dates sold out across three days of code-only sales.
Inside the last-minute push to squeeze more from Stonepeak’s $2.53B parking meter deal
Loop Capital's Jim Reynolds, who also explored a parking meter bid, advised aldermen against the deal.
A rural Michigan town lost its hospital. The impact goes beyond healthcare.
A rural hospital closed, giving three-days notice. A Michigan town is living with the consequences.
MORNING BUSINESS REPORT: Costco passing along tariff refunds, inflation update, McDonald's Playplaces
Costco passes tariff refunds on to customers, when to expect an inflation update, and McDonald's looks to bring back playplaces. Here's the Morning Business Report for Sept. 19.
Femme in STEM event brings hands-on science to Wilmington mall
The North Carolina Aquarium at Fort Fisher brought hands-on science to shoppers at Independence Mall for its annual “Femme in STEM” event.
AbbVie partners with IPO-bound Iambic for AI-led drug discoveries
AbbVie is looking to a Nvidia-backed, AI-driven drug development company to accelerate its small molecule discovery.
Democrats to probe lucrative Trump family business deals if they win midterms
Corporate donors to President Donald Trump's ballroom and participants in business deals brokered by Trump family members are expected to be among the first targets of investigations if Democrats take control of the House or Senate.
A political scientist studied the rise of grassroots activism in local government. Philly was his case study.
Stephen McGovern's "Mobilization Politics" details how Philly activists employed bottom-up tactics to win major policy victories in criminal justice reform and protections for immigrants and workers.
Ford taps comedian Nate Bargatze for new ads promoting dealership service business
Ford taps comedian Nate Bargatze to front a new ad campaign encouraging customers to go back to dealership service centers as third-party repair competition grows.
Facianas bet big on Downtown Akron rebound with pair of office high-rises
Barbara and Gino Faciana are the city's largest landlords, thanks to their recent purchases. They say they are keeping their buildings dedicated to office use as the sector and city show signs of strength.
New York hospitals push for exemption from federal H-1B visa fee
Hospitals warned U.S. Citizenship and Immigration Services that the policy could have “detrimental impacts” on the healthcare sector.
Meritage to close 38 restaurants as Wendy’s fight unfolds
Meritage Hospitality Group plans to close 38 restaurants as the Wendy’s franchisee fights to retain control of 314 locations in Chapter 11.
Smart Headlights Finally Trickle Down to Cars in the U.S.
Federal data shows that half of all traffic fatalities happen after dark, but only one-quarter of driving happens at night. So any help is welcome.