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Artificial intelligence may renew mental health prescriptions in Utah
Legion Health will pilot an AI system next month in Utah that can renew certain lower-risk psychiatric maintenance medications after patient consent; the rollout starts with staged doctor oversight and requires a $20 monthly subscription.
Sperm whales work together to help a newborn during birth
Researchers recorded a sperm whale birth in the Caribbean in July 2023 and observed multiple individuals, including non-relatives, taking turns keeping the newborn calf afloat for about three hours, findings now described in two scientific papers.
ADHD can make money management feel overwhelming, experts say
ADHD symptoms such as impulsivity and distractibility can complicate paying bills and budgeting. People with lived experience and clinicians in the article describe using systems, automation and professional resources to address those challenges.
Amarillo-area teachers honored as Teachers On The Rise for February.
Three Amarillo ISD teachers were named February winners of the 14th annual Teachers On The Rise program, and each received gift cards and a gift basket; organizers said the program has received more than 800 nominations this school year.
Whale frees itself after rescue effort off Germany's Baltic coast
A stranded humpback whale near Timmendorfer Strand freed itself and is now swimming in deeper water off Lübeck Bay after several days of rescue work, during which diggers were used to dredge a channel and boats escorted the animal.
Chance Theater students get a direct bridge to professional stage and film work
The Chance Theater’s Empire Training Center for the Arts graduated its first Stagecraft and Technology cohort in December 2025 and will begin a second Arts Administration cohort on April 21 in partnership with New York Stage & Film.
OpenClaw installation event at Tencent drew eager attendees and FOMO.
At a Tencent Cloud event in Singapore, developers, business users and others attended demos of OpenClaw and lined up to have engineers install the agent on their devices.
Arnold Schwarzenegger teaches son Joseph Baena how to pose
Arnold Schwarzenegger was seen training with his son Joseph Baena at Gold's Gym in Venice Beach, where he helped him with posing and muscle positioning during their workout.
Arnold Schwarzenegger supports Joseph Baena as he follows his dad's bodybuilding footsteps
Photos posted by Joseph Baena show Arnold Schwarzenegger coaching him during lifts at Gold's Gym in Venice, California, and Baena quoted his father's 'You have to shock the muscles' training line in the post caption.
Taylor Frankie Paul returns to social media after 'The Bachelorette' cancellation
ABC said it would not move forward with Taylor Frankie Paul's season of The Bachelorette after a resurfaced video led to domestic violence allegations; Paul posted Instagram messages thanking supporters while a restraining order and a custody request have been filed.
Business Association Notes — April 2026 shares local events
Local business groups in southeast Portland report spring activity, including planning for Foster Area's Summer Soirée 2026 and the Kernside Business Association's first street fair set for June 20, 2026.
Nepal swears in ex-rapper as prime minister
Balendra Shah, a 35-year-old former rapper and ex-mayor of Kathmandu, has been sworn in as Nepal's prime minister after a landslide election win; his rise followed large youth-led protests and a strong showing by the Rastriya Swatantra Party.
Library showcases STEM and community programs during state visit
State library officials visited the Alexander Hamilton Memorial Free Library on March 16, and staff showcased the Makerspace and community programs such as the Walking Librarian and a featured summer reading presentation.
Huawei's new AI chip wins interest from ByteDance and Alibaba.
Reuters reports customer testing of Huawei's 950PR AI chip went well and that ByteDance and Alibaba plan to place orders, while Huawei aims to ship about 750,000 units this year.
USMNT confident they can end recent struggles vs Europeans
The U.S. men's national team enters friendlies against Belgium and Portugal after recent strong form, but they have lost five straight matches to European opponents; a UEFA playoff between Kosovo and Turkey will determine a likely World Cup group opponent.
Komunitajiet Aktar Inklussivi 2026 scheme supports inclusion and volunteering in Malta
The Komunitajiet Aktar Inklussivi 2026 scheme offers grants to voluntary organisations in Malta for projects that promote inclusion, volunteering and community engagement. Projects should align with the National Disability Strategy or the National Strategy for Volunteering.
New Cholesterol Guidelines set updated risk tool and LDL targets
Major U.S. heart organizations released revised cholesterol and lipid guidelines that introduce the PREVENT risk calculator, set specific LDL targets by risk level, and recommend at least one Lp(a) test for adults.
Roice-Hurst Humane Society breaks ground on expansion to improve services
Roice-Hurst Humane Society began construction on a roughly 3,000-square-foot Animal Resource Campus that will include a 900-square-foot medical unit for spay and neuter surgeries and low-cost vaccinations.
Dodgers see three-peat within reach after strong Opening Day
The Los Angeles Dodgers opened the season with an 8-2 win over the Arizona Diamondbacks, and the club highlighted roster reinforcements including Kyle Tucker and new closer Edwin Díaz.
Montgomery County: 5 things to know for March 27
Spring break for Montgomery County Public Schools begins Monday, and the county animal shelter will hold a 'Mutt Madness' dog adoption event Saturday with $16 adoption fees.
Social prescribing has changed a man's life
A 56-year-old man in Nuneaton says a GP referral to a social prescribing team helped him recover from isolation and worsening mental health; the NHS-backed programme was introduced in 2019 and now reports about 3,300 link workers and over one million referrals each year.
Networking lunch in Worcester aims to bring local businesses together.
The Business Growth Network will host the Worcester Big Lunch at Bolero Bar on Thursday, April 23 from 12:30pm to 3pm. The event includes a welcome drink, a two-course meal, and a prize draw to raise funds for local charities.
Sixers Youth Foundation gala aims to support future generations
A star-studded gala at the Fillmore in Fishtown raised money for the Sixers Youth Foundation, a nonprofit started in 2015 that uses basketball programs and the team's influence to support local youth.
Taylor Swift cautions against immediate online feedback in iHeartRadio Music Awards speech
Taylor Swift accepted Artist of the Year at the 2026 iHeartRadio Music Awards and used her speech to tell emerging artists to give themselves time to hone their craft rather than seek constant online feedback.
Trump says he will sign order to pay TSA agents
President Trump said he will sign an order directing the Homeland Security secretary to pay Transportation Security Administration agents, while senators worked overnight on a separate package to fund parts of the Department of Homeland Security.
Taylor Swift thanks fiancé Travis Kelce at iHeartRadio Music Awards
Taylor Swift accepted the 2026 iHeartRadio Music Award for Best Pop Album and thanked her fiancé, Travis Kelce, during her acceptance speech; Kelce was shown mouthing "I love you" to her from the audience.
Lamborghini may return to its roots with a new two-door grand tourer
CEO Stephan Winkelmann reportedly said Lamborghini is evaluating a two‑door grand tourer to fill a gap in its lineup, and the project is reported to be in early development with no technical details confirmed.
Bravo! Vail announces free education and engagement programs this summer
Bravo! Vail will present more than 30 free or low-cost Education and Engagement events across the Vail Valley during its 39th festival from June 22 to July 30, including eight free concerts presenting Beethoven’s complete 32 Piano Sonatas and a Young Musicians Summit with guest artists.
Screen time for under-fives should be limited to one hour a day
Government guidance recommends limiting screen time for children under five to one hour a day and advises that under-twos should not watch screens alone.
Tech-driven restoration supports white-headed langur recovery
AI-powered monitoring and legal protections accompany a rise in the white-headed langur population from just over 300 in the 1980s to more than 1,400 today, and 77.6 hectares of habitat have been restored.
