Two Painkillers Fail to Slow Alzheimer's Disease
A medical report shows two commonly used painkillers did not slow the progression of Alzheimer's disease in a study. Researchers note the trial offers no evidence of cognitive or functional benefit from these drugs in this context.
Youths Involved On Both Sides Of Smoking Ban Move
Youths engage with proponents and opponents of a smoking ban, signaling active participation and mixed views among young residents as debates continue and community perspectives evolve.
Penalties may increase for DUI fatalities Sotie
A legal brief discusses possible increases in penalties for DUI fatalities, outlining proposed changes and their potential impact on sentencing guidelines. The report frames the issue as a legislative consideration with implications for prosecutors and defendants.
Rap sheet system backlog forces prolonged rt Elects
A degraded rap sheet system creates a backlog as officials struggle to process records. The stalled workflow delays outcomes and raises questions about efficiency, funding, and oversight in the public safety apparatus.
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