AMC Says Kips Bay 15 Multiplex in Manhattan Will Close at the End of 2026 After Property Owner Moves to End Lease, Company Says
The longtime Manhattan theater opened in 1999 and AMC took over operations in 2006.
FDA and CDC Trace Salmonella Jalapeño Outbreak to Coast Citrus Distributors as 431 People in 32 States Fall Ill and More Recalls Follow Across the Food Supply
A wave of recalls tied to peppers, berries and nut butter is drawing attention to how food safety investigations spread across multiple brands and agencies.
Toyota Recalls 48,280 Tacoma TRD Off Road Trucks Over Corrosion Risk in Bilstein Dampers and Says Dealers Will Inspect and Replace Parts Free
The recall covers 2024 and 2025 Tacoma TRD Off-Road models with external reservoir dampers.
Fromm Family Foods Recalls More Than 5,000 Cases of Wet Dog Food Nationwide After Metal Contamination Complaints and Tells Owners to Stop Feeding It
The Wisconsin pet food maker said the recall affects two canned varieties sold across the U.S. and Canada.
Rural Hospitals Across the United States Have Lost 139 Labor and Delivery Units Since 2020, Deepening Maternity Care Deserts and Straining Local Economies
A growing share of rural counties have no obstetric care at all, and the ripple effects reach physicians, families and local businesses.
AARP Column Says Adult Children Can Reduce Conflict When an Aging Parent Refuses Caregiving Help and Recommends Trust Building, Small Choices, and Patience
A family therapist’s advice column says pressure often backfires when an older parent resists help, and suggests ways to keep the conversation moving.
Cleveland Metropolitan School District Students Return Monday as 18 Buildings Close, 13 High Schools and 16 Elementary Schools Merge, and More Than 200 Educators Lose Jobs
CMSD opens the school year under a major restructuring plan, with parents, teachers and grandparents watching class sizes, bus routes and supplies closely.
Health Net to End Assisted Living Benefits for About 3,500 California Seniors on Dec. 31, Prompting Warnings About Displacement and Care Gaps
Families and advocates say the move could leave frail Medi-Cal members scrambling for new placements and support.
Hunt Valley Microsoft Gaming Workers Protest 4,800 Layoffs as Zenimax Staff Face September 6 Last Day and Union Files Federal Labor Charges
Employees at Microsoft-owned ZeniMax say the cuts are hitting hard as union leaders accuse the company of failing to bargain before major staffing changes.
Ascension Saint Thomas Midtown Confirms Pharmacy Error Caused Potassium Phosphate Mix-Up That Harmed Four Surgery Patients in Nashville and Adds New Safety Checks
The hospital says it has changed pharmacy and spinal medication procedures after four patients were given the wrong drug before routine joint replacement surgery.