Texas A&M System will provide free COVID-19 tests, but it’s a mixed bag for other schools
The Texas A&M University System is expected to begin offering free on-campus COVID-19 testing for students, faculty and staff by...
Month: August 2020
How Big Pharma’s industrial waste is fuelling the rise in superbugs worldwide
Pharmaceutical companies are fuelling the rise of superbugs by manufacturing drugs in factories that leak industrial waste, says a new report which...
‘A window has been opened’
BOZEMAN — Mindy Misener said she’s always been supportive of her friends who have delivered babies at home under the...
Cop offers mentorship at new West Side boxing gym
Juan Cardona, 33, is a park police officer. His jurisdiction doesn’t extend beyond downtown, but starting this fall, his influence...
In Fierce Debate, Democratic Candidates Expand Health Agenda Arguments
Democratic presidential candidates faced off on the debate stage for the eighth time this campaign season. Meeting in Manchester, N.H.,...
Teen Artist’s Portraits Help Frame Sacrifice of Health Care Workers Lost to COVID
As Xinyi Christine Zhang watched the COVID-19 death toll among health care workers rise this spring, she wanted to find...
Michigan back-to-school compromise resolves some questions, but funding remains murky
Back-to-school legislation that gives Michigan schools a choice between online and in-person instruction but requires them to review their decisions...
As the climate warms, ranchers keep their eyes on the grass
Tom Sidwell says 2020 is the first year in forty that he’s been caught “flat-footed.” “And my wife won’t let...
In a first for major leagues since pandemic, FC Dallas soccer team to play in front of thousands of fans
The coronavirus pandemic ground American professional sports to a halt in March, causing leagues to cancel games and, later, play...
