Some Medicare patients will be able to access to GLP-1 medication for weight loss for the first time starting July 1, paying a $50 monthly copay through a new program designed to make the drugs more ...

CVS Health, Walmart and Sam’s Club announced they are expanding support for Medicare beneficiaries as the Medicare GLP-1 Bridge program prepares to launch July 1. Established under agreements the ...

Columbus set out to test more than a dozen ideas when it won the Smart Cities challenge in 2016. But not all of those ideas made it to the finish line. Over the course of the program, the city scaled ...

Starting in July, some Medicare beneficiaries will be able to access GLP-1 medications by paying one flat fee per month. The temporary program is set to run for a year-and-a-half through the end of ...

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A new Smart Boot program is being implemented in the City of Pittsburgh. Drivers who see their car has been booted can now scan a QR Code, pay their bill and the boot will then come off. Parking ...

MILWAUKEE (AP) — Now that he finally has started signing players from the transfer portal again, Marquette coach Shaka Smart expects to continue doing it every year. “I would be shocked if there’s ...

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Spring practice has wrapped up across the country, and now teams are entering a summer period focused on individual development for the players and the recruiting trail for the coaches. Since we no ...

SILVER SPRING, Md. (7News) — Violent crime is sharply down in downtown Silver Spring following a coordinated effort among police, business leaders, and community groups that began after a surge in ...

EUGENE — In the second quarter of Saturday’s Oregon football spring game, ESPN’s NFL Draft jingle echoed from the Autzen Stadium speakers. Malik Benson’s name and face flashed across the screen: No.