Keller Family Chiropractic raised $4,435 for the Millersport Community Food Pantry by offering chiropractic visits for a $30 donation and by selling raffle tickets, and presented the check to pantry representative Sharon Steingass.
Many abortion clinics have closed and some urgent care centers, including Marquette Medical in Michigan, have begun offering medication abortion to replace lost in-person services.
President Trump announced a two-week suspension of U.S. attacks on Iran after receiving a 10-point proposal, and Iran said it would halt defensive operations if attacks cease. Despite the ceasefire taking effect, several Gulf countries reported incoming missiles and drones and activated air defenses.
WHO marked World Health Day 2026 with the theme "Together for health. Stand with science" and featured Professor Anne Esther Njom Nlend, who described how evidence-based practices have improved care for mothers, newborns and children in Africa.
A vigil in Old Town Clovis honored Martha Hernandez and her 9-year-old son Adrian after a hit-and-run crash in central Fresno; the suspected driver later turned himself in to authorities.
A lung transplant patient noticed a purple rash on a donor skin patch three months after surgery; a biopsy confirmed mild rejection and he received steroid treatment, and the Sentinel trial is testing whether such patches provide an earlier warning of organ rejection.
The Arts + Culture Alliance will open a poetry exhibit on Friday featuring 10 jury-selected poems by Marshall County writers on display April 10–May 31, with a 5 p.m. opening that includes live readings.
Trainer Megan Roup shared the exact Pilates circuit Kate Hudson used before the Oscars, and a writer who tried the routine reports strong core fatigue after a roughly ten-minute session.
A law school graduate reported living in her parents' 230-square-foot accessory dwelling unit after finishing school because Los Angeles housing costs and debt made renting unaffordable; her parents said they spent about $125,000 to build the unit.
The Grrrls to the Front benefit concert at Amherst College on March 27 raised roughly $1,500 for Rosie's Place, the Palestine Children's Relief Fund and the ACLU, and featured local bands Sapien Joyride, Film and Gender, and Total Rêve.
