Steve Booher

A startling report ran on National Public Radio last week about nonprofit hospitals suing poor patients and garnishing their wages. The report centered on Heartland Regional Medical Center, now branding

Summer is a quiet time in the schools. Though our district offers summer enrichment programs, most of the kids are gone, buildings are empty and teachers, administrators and staff take

Call defense attorney Bert Godding’s comments mere courtroom theatrics, but his depiction of St. Joseph during a recent murder trial probably won’t appear in the Chamber of Commerce’s next pamphlet.

There seems to be anecdotal evidence that methamphetamine addicts are indeed evolving.