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Discover the Date of Winter Solstice: Asheville’s Longest Day
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The winter solstice, marking the shortest day of the year, occurred on December 21 in the Northern Hemisphere. The solstice happens when the Earth is tilted as far away from the sun as possible, causing the sun to be directly over the Tropic of Capricorn, 23.5 degrees south of the equator. In Asheville, the days will gradually become…
Marquette Kiwanis Club’s Free Christmas Eve Dinner for Community
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The Kiwanis Club of Marquette is preparing for its annual Christmas Eve community dinner, a tradition it…
Kate Gallego Endorses Ex-Husband Rubén Gallego for Senate
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Phoenix Mayor Kate Gallego has endorsed her ex-husband, Rubén Gallego, in the race for the U.S. Senate…
Forecast: Heavy Rainstorm Could Cause Southern California Flooding
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California is experiencing a severe storm system that is causing heavy rain, wind, and lightning, with the worst expected in Southern California. The storm is linked to a strong El Niño, and is part of a series of possible storms that could affect the West Coast during the holiday season. Despite potential flood risks, the rain is seen as…
Experience Epic ‘Small Island Big Song’ Show in Tempe Arts Center
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Tempe Center for the Arts in Arizona will host the musical event "Small Island Big Song" on February 10,…
St Louis Gay Bar Owner Arrested After Police SUV Crash
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An LGBTQ+ bar owner in Missouri, Chad Morris, was arrested after a police vehicle accidentally crashed…
Urgent Call for Enhanced Maternal & Infant Health Care in Idaho
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Infant mortality in Idaho increased by 18%, and maternal mortality by 121.5%, from 2019 to 2021, according to the Idaho Maternal and Infant Health Report published by Idaho Kids Covered. The report highlights that Idaho has not improved on key health indicators such as maternal and infant mortality, postpartum depression, and access to…
Exploring Key Impacts of Abortion Laws & Health Care Taxes
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The article discusses various health-related issues, primarily focusing on abortion restrictions for…
Affordable Health Care Plans for Part-Time Faculty: A Budget Guide
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Part-time faculty at Hartnell College and Gavilan College Faculty Association have recently won…
Optimizing Health Resource Allocation in Deprived Communities: U-M Study
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A University of Michigan study has highlighted the importance of properly measuring socioeconomic deprivation to optimally allocate public health resources. Dr. Kimberly Rollings, who led the study, explained the differences between the Area Deprivation Index (ADI), which quantifies deprivation at a neighborhood or block level, and the…