The United Resiliency Center, offering mental health services, is opening near MSU next Monday, featuring therapy rooms, community spaces, and free services funded by a federal grant.

The article discusses the rise of alternative investments, like real estate and private equity, as means to diversify investment portfolios beyond traditional stocks and bonds.

Americans are using DNA-based tests for personalized weight loss strategies, with companies offering tailored diet and exercise plans informed by genetic makeup.

Jon McCabe, 75, donated a kidney to his wife Carol, helping her overcome stage 5 chronic kidney disease, and inspiring others to consider organ donations for the elderly.

Technical glitches with the new FAFSA are hindering San Antonio college students from securing financial aid, prompting local institutions to seek contingency plans and federal government aid.

The Apple Valley Community Center announces a diverse lineup of spring break activities, starting March 12th, for all ages, including sports sessions, open gyms, and more.

The study from The University of Texas at Austin suggests increased use of the COVID-19 antiviral drug Paxlovid could reduce hospitalizations and deaths while saving healthcare costs.

A cyberattack on Change Healthcare has disrupted pharmacy systems, affecting prescriptions nationwide and forcing some patients to pay cash for medications.

A Louis Vuitton installation by artists Andy Benavides and Chris Montoya, featuring Spurs' Victor Wembanyama, mimics Prada Marfa as a satirical art piece in San Antonio.

San Mateo County offers free STI home test kits through the TakeMeHome program to combat rising STI rates. The kits can test for multiple infections and results are accessed online.

Governor JB Pritzker announced a $23 million Birth Equity Initiative in Illinois to address racial disparities in maternal mortality, focusing on community-based care, child tax credits, and support for Black women.

An additional measles case in a child from Broward County, Florida and a new infection in Central Florida raises concerns as state Health Officials opt for parental choice over quarantine measures.

Travis County has launched a $23.7 million diversion program to provide mental health care instead of jail for nonviolent offenders with mental illness, expanding services to offer round-the-clock care.