Texas Attorney General Ken Paxton Sues Sanofi, Bristol-Myers Squibb for Allegedly Concealing Plavix's Ineffectiveness in Certain Racial Groups
Texas AG Ken Paxton sues Sanofi and Bristol-Myers Squibb over Plavix's alleged ineffectiveness in certain racial groups, accusing the firms of fraud and prioritizing profit over health.
Lawrence Unites for Mozel Sanders Foundation's 6th Annual Telethon to Provide 15,000 Meals to the Needy
The Mozel Sanders Foundation's 6th Annual Step Up to the Plate Telethon aims to provide 15,000 meals for the needy and will air on Nov. 22. Mayor Deb Whitfield supports this community tradition.
Napa Plots Clampdown on Vineyard Tastings Before New State Law Kicks In
California's AB 720 will let winegrowers pour at vineyard sites next year, and Napa County staff are drafting strict limits — from 15‑person caps to shuttle requirements — that could reshape estate visits.
Coconino County Celebrates Innovators and Heroes in Criminal Justice with 2025 CJCC Awards in Flagstaff
The Coconino County CJCC awarded individuals and groups for their work in criminal justice, including the North Star Task Force for anti-trafficking efforts and Stuck Community Acupuncture for innovative treatments.
Governor Newsom Announces $1.2 Billion Boost for California TV Projects; 'Baywatch' Makes a Splash with Return
California Governor Newsom announced tax credits for 17 TV projects, highlighting the economic boost and job opportunities they bring, including the return of 'Baywatch' to the state.


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