Maybe Have Some Gin at Your Christmas Party?
There may be some health benefits to drinking gin.
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Blood Drive at First Christian Church
The Community Blood Center will conduct a blood drive Tuesday, Dec. 10 from 10 a.m. to 6 p.m. at First Christian Church
Officials Offer Online Option for Reporting Adult Abuse
Missouri health officials are offering an online option for reporting adult abuse and neglect after an investigation found the state was answering fewer than half of the hotline calls.
You Might Skip the Caesar Salad at Thanksgiving
The Centers for Disease Control and Prevention say romaine lettuce produced in the Salinas region has been linked to the latest outbreak of E. coli.
Kansas City Bans Gay Conversion Therapy
Conversion therapy for LGBTQ young people will not be allowed in Kansas City.
FDA Warns Dollar Tree About Potentially Unsafe Drugs
the FDA has issued a warning letter to Dollar Tree for receiving over-the-counter drugs produced by foreign manufacturers which violate federal law.
Flu season is here, and it’s often marked by the offers of free f
Flu season is here, and it’s often marked by the offers of free flu shots in neighborhood pharmacies and stores across the country.
Medical Pot Group Asks Missouri Officials to Regulate Vaping
A medical marijuana trade group wants Missouri health officials to issue strict vaping regulations as the number of people in the United States suffering from vaping-related lung illnesses continues to rise.
Johnson County EMA Says Buckle Up and Put Down the Phone
First responders are always reminding us to buckle up and stay off our cell phones while driving. The life you save may be your own.