Hill Country Havoc Bulverde, Canyon Lake Neighbors Hit With Boil‑Water Order After Floods
A boil‑water notice was issued for Bulverde and dozens of Canyon Lake‑area customers after flooding sent sediment into the lake, officials said. Residents are being told to boil water for drinking and cooking.
Milwaukee EMTs Hit The Jackpot As State Pours $2.4 Million Into Paramedic Push
The state’s Fast Forward grants send roughly $2.4 million to train paramedics, with Superior Air‑Ground Ambulance and a Beloit partnership among the recipients. The awards are aimed at filling vacancies and easing tuition hurdles for EMTs moving up to paramedic roles.
Michigan Medicine Chief Set To Skip Town After Short Stint In Top Job
Dr. David C. Miller, who became Michigan Medicine CEO on July 1, 2025, plans to leave the health system for an out‑of‑state job after a short tenure. The move creates a leadership transition at U‑M’s flagship health system.
Storm Rocked Houston Gets TRICARE Green Light for Early Med Refills
TRICARE beneficiaries in Greater Houston can refill certain prescriptions early through July 25 after storms disrupted pharmacies. Bring your prescription bottle to a TRICARE network pharmacy or call Express Scripts for help.
FTC Smacks CVS Caremark, Dangles Big Rx Savings For Cleveland Shoppers
A July FTC settlement with CVS Caremark could lock in billions in consumer savings and force PBM changes that may lower out‑of‑pocket prescription costs for Clevelanders. The deal also prevents Caremark from blocking hub pharmacies and opens a 30‑day public comment window.
Docs Warn Ignored Sleep Apnea Speeds Seniors' Cognitive Decline by 69 Percent
A new analysis finds untreated sleep apnea tied to roughly 69% faster cognitive decline over 10 years, and suggests broader access to and adherence with CPAP may protect brain health.












