The Ohio Department of Health released on Tuesday a data tool to visualize kindergarten immunization rates across the state.

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Speaker of the House Mike Johnson (R-LA) said he will not allow amendments to a surveillance bill, arguing that any changes ...

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West Virginia’s spring turkey season opens April 20 and runs through May 24, according to the state. A special youth turkey ...

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Mitchell Gaff, a convicted serial rapist, now stands charged with two gruesome murders after DNA collected from his gum ...