By Amanda Hernández, Stateline.org After years of pressure over lost or untested sexual assault kits, a growing number of states are adopting systems to track the kits — giving survivors a way to follow their evidence through the justice process. … Continued
By Jariel Arvin, KFF Health News On Fridays, Stephanie Johnson has a busy schedule, driving her navy-blue Jeep from one patient’s home to the next, seeing eight in all. Pregnant with her second child, she schleps a backpack instead of … Continued
By CATHY BUSSEWITZ, Staff Writer NEW YORK (AP) — Jeremy Didier had taken her son to a psychologist for a possible ADHD evaluation when she spotted an article about women with the condition. As she read it in the waiting … Continued
July stargazing is certainly a late show, but it’s worth losing some sleep over because it’s now prime time for summer constellations. I suggest lying back on a reclining lawn chair and letting it all soak in. The brightest actual … Continued
A Burnsville property owner wants to turn a former garbage dump into a high-tech driving range and pickleball stadium, an ambitious concept that has drawn scrutiny from the Minnesota Pollution Control Agency over plans they say fail to address decades-old … Continued
When I asked John Savage, the retired co-founder of the Department of Computer Science at Brown University, what the essential ingredient in research is, he responded with one word: “Passion.” It is passion that keeps scientists going, dead end after … Continued