Robert F. Kennedy Jr., the newly appointed Health and Human Services Secretary, announces a commission to examine the childhood vaccine schedule despite prior assurances of no changes. The investigation, open to various factors influencing chronic diseases, raises questions following his confirmation hearing promise. Learn about the implications and ongoing discourse surrounding this development.
A small plane collision in Arizona resulted in the deaths of two pilots, including one aboard a private jet owned by Mötley Crüe’s Vince Neil. The National Transportation Safety Board and the Federal Aviation Administration are investigating the incidents, while local authorities have responded to ensure public safety. These events prompt discussions on flight safety and preventive measures in the aviation community.
The Philippine Embassy and Consulates in the United States are gearing up for an exciting cultural journey as they announce the return…
President Trump has signed an executive order directing his administration to find methods to lower the high costs associated with in vitro fertilization, making reproductive healthcare more accessible.
Eddie Sajjad, a Democratic political consultant and entrepreneur, has declared his candidacy for Fort Bend County Judge. This announcement marks a significant moment in the local political landscape as Sajjad prepares to challenge the current County Judge KP George. Alongside Sajjad, a former constable and a district court judge have also entered the race, creating a competitive environment for the upcoming election.
Egg shortages and price hikes, driven by avian flu, are impacting U.S. small businesses, from farms to bakeries. Farmers face major losses due to the need to cull infected poultry, affecting production and prices. As consumers encounter higher costs, bakeries innovate to cope. Local governments aim to offer support, while industry experts prioritize preventive measures. The crisis highlights the importance of biosecurity and collaboration. Communities are urged to support local enterprises during these challenging times.
KENS 5 will temporarily go off-air early Tuesday morning for scheduled transmitter maintenance. This brief outage will impact viewers using antennas and subscribers of DISH and DirecTV. Cable customers will not be affected.
A measles outbreak in Texas has raised alarms, with 200 to 300 individuals feared affected. Health officials emphasize the importance of vaccination as efforts to curb the spread intensify. Mainly impacting children, the outbreak has led to heightened awareness and vaccination drives. The Texas Department of State Health Services is actively working with local authorities and the CDC to address the unfolding situation. Communities are urged to remain vigilant and informed.
The Los Angeles Rapid Response Network has introduced a hotline to support undocumented immigrants amid increased deportations. Residents can report ICE activity, connect with legal aid, and prevent wrongful detentions. LARRN advocates for immigrant rights, educating the community on constitutional protections and encouraging mutual aid efforts.
A jury has found a San Antonio man guilty of murdering his wife, Elizabeth Sierra Contreras, in 2017. Her body was discovered in a field, leading to his arrest. This case sheds light on justice proceedings in Texas, highlighting how evidence and testimonies played a role in the verdict. The trial has been closely followed by the community and legal experts, providing insights into domestic violence implications and legal processes.