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A call for help escalated to a Louisville woman who suffered a mental health crisis being shot by the police.Katelyn Hall, 28, died March 27, after Louisville Metro Police Department officers Robert Baker and Robert Gabbart shot her while responding to a call that she was in distress. Police were called to an apartment off … Read more
MIAMI—MARCH 30, 2026—Health and Human Services Secretary Robert F. Kennedy, Jr., in the latest leg of his national Take Back Your Health tour, celebrated the hospital’s new commitments to strengthen nutrition-driven patient care by connecting Florida gardens directly to the hospital’s food system. Secretary Kennedy also announced that the Centers for Medicare & Medicaid Services … Read more
article SAN FRANCISCO – Supervisor Jackie Fielder’s staff on Sunday announced that the District 9 representative will be taking a medical leave as she “navigates a mental health situation and needs time and space to recover before making major decisions.” “(Fielder) said he wants to regain stable health so he can think carefully and responsibly … Read more
St. Paul – Minnesota legislators delayed action on a bill that would block Medicaid coverage for prescription medications used solely for weight loss. The bill authored by Rep. Danny Nadeau, R-Rogers, aims to ban the state’s Medical Assistance program from covering drugs known as GLP-1s if patients use them exclusively for weight loss. GLP-1s such … Read more
From franchise strategy to leadership mindset, the founders of four top boutique fitness brands unpack what it takes to win in today’s competitive landscape while staying true to brand values during Mariana Tek’s Xplor panel As brands lean toward the growing interest in women’s specific fitness and wellness, some leading women in this space are … Read more
Jen Snyder, a progressive political strategist with Red Bridge Strategies, said District 9 voters are likely to reject the moderate supervisor if Fielder resigns and Lurie has a chance to fill his seat. “District 9 is progressive. And there is an army of volunteers and neighbors who will ensure that it will continue to work … Read more
This article was published in commemoration of National Nutrition Month. line: Katelyn Smoger, director, Food is Medicine and Farming, Trinity Health Michigan Food is medicine. Health through Food. GenerateRx. The integration of healthy food into health care comes under many names, but the message remains the same: access to healthy foods as part of treatment. … Read more
Texas retailers and nonprofits have spent months preparing for new restrictions on major food assistance programs that will go into effect this week – changes that could affect 3.5 million Texans. People using Supplemental Nutrition Assistance Program, or SNAP, benefits will be prohibited from buying “candy or sugary drinks” starting Wednesday. While the state has … Read more
The man arrested by San Diego sheriff’s deputies over the weekend for allegedly killing two people in a San Marcos house fire has a history of violence involving past landlords and roommates, according to court documents. Luis Alvarado, 33, was arrested Sunday on charges of murder and arson after a midnight fire in the 900 … Read more
A federal lawsuit filed on Monday alleges the video game “Assassin’s Creed Valhalla” triggered psychosis in a man in a Minnesota mental health facility who then fatally attacked a Minnesota National Guard veteran, according to court records. Abshir Mohamed Hussein filed a lawsuit as guardian for the next family of Abdirashi Hussein, who court records … Read more