The University of South Florida is sending medical educators into rural Florida communities to provide critical maternal health care simulation training to local hospital staff and first responders.

Life was great. They had the dog. They were ready to start a family. Jay Motley and his wife, Lindsay, were like any young ...

The federal government on Wednesday started offering a selection of brand-name medications to certain Medicare and Medicare ...

According to the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention, approximately 4,500 people in the United States die annually due ...

State Armor urges Congress to investigate the Environmental Law Institute over national security concerns stemming from ...

PRODUCE Wrestling promoter Adam Abdalla has accused the WWE ID program of misleading wrestlers and hurting independent promotions. Taking to X, Abdalla clarified that his criticism was not directed at ...

Roanoke College has launched a new initiative designed to train employees and professionals on how to use artificial ...

In Brooksville on Tuesday July 7, the town's volunteer firefighters, property managers, contractors, arborists and other interested ...

Rowing has finally arrived for Mercer Islanders this summer and people are stoked to be on the water. After its foundation in ...

Center for Transforming Lives pilot pairs job certification with free childcare, helping single mothers build stable, ...

The Wyoming Department of Health on Wednesday announced the opening of Requests for Applications (RFAs) for Wyoming’s Rural Health Transformation Program, a major initiative designed to strengthen hea ...

Google reportedly forces publishers into a tough corner, conditioning their annual news licensing payments on granting AI ...