Remote Area Medical's free clinic treated 467 people over two days in Takoma Park, Maryland. Nearly 40% of survey respondents had not seen a dental provider outside a RAM clinic in at least two years.
A 78-year-old convicted of a 2001 killing in Daly City, California, was granted parole despite prosecutors' opposition. The grant faces review and does not mean immediate release.
Six Los Angeles, California, projects to reduce wildfire, flood and earthquake risks have waited more than four months for FEMA approval. Lawmakers say none of $745 million in potential funding has been obligated.
Willie Blanton Mills was identified 34 years after his remains were found in a shallow grave near Lake Havasu City, Arizona. An FBI genealogy search led investigators to a relative; the FBI confirmed his identity, then its fingerprint unit independently verified it.
A 21-year-old Wisconsin state trooper was detained by ICE at Dane County Regional Airport in Madison, Wisconsin, while preparing to fly domestically to New Mexico. He remains in custody as his attorney seeks bond.
Alabama Power customers can be billed for half the utility's non-public-safety advertising costs; it spent over $6 million on general ads last year. State regulators voted to ask it to stop before a 2029 law takes effect.
A Tennessee family received a $1.48 million bill for their daughter's autism therapy. The provider is under FBI and congressional scrutiny over its billing practices.
A surgeon under investigation in Ireland over children's spinal procedures is treating patients at Sinai Hospital in Baltimore, Maryland. His Maryland license has no restrictions, but his hospital privileges exclude spine surgery.
Hustisford, Wisconsin, will dissolve its 175-year-old school district, Wisconsin's first district dissolution in 36 years. About 275 students will be included in Dodgeland by July 1, 2027; many already attend there.
