Texas Sues Epic Systems for Alleged Monopoly on Health Records Access
Texas sues Epic Systems, alleging a monopoly on health records and restricting parental access to children’s data.
December 12, 2025
Texas sues Epic Systems, alleging a monopoly on health records and restricting parental access to children’s data.
State health leaders urge flu vaccines to prevent severe cases and protect loved ones, amid rising vaccine hesitancy.
Join St. Mary’s Hospital for the Love Lights Tree lighting on Dec 14, 3 pm, with music, refreshments, and Santa!
The Owyhee school, facing funding and construction hurdles, is set to open in 2027, addressing urgent safety issues.
Dressed as the Grinch, volunteer Trish Smith spreads holiday cheer at the Diocese of Scranton’s Gifts for Kids event.
After a tragic incident at North Forsyth High, experts advise parents to discuss the event with children thoughtfully.
The Economic Development Coalition opposes a proposed Costco in Enka Commerce Park, citing concerns over wages and land use.
Gov. Pillen plans to have the state fund schools to cut property taxes, proposing sales tax changes to cover costs.
Randolph County Commissioners voted to dismiss the library’s board after debate on a children’s book on transgender issues.
The Trump administration plans a $12 billion bailout for farmers to offset trade war losses and low crop prices.
A new Wisconsin law, “Bradyn’s Law,” targets the growing threat of sextortion, particularly among young people.
Wisconsin health leaders worry a change in CDC guidance on hepatitis B vaccination for newborns may cause confusion.
