Who Qualifies for the $90 Medicare Part B Rebate—and When It Arrives
A one-time $90 Medicare Part B rebate is due for about 20.8 million beneficiaries in October. Here is who qualifies, when payments arrive and what to do if one is…
Nearly 1,400 Workers Laid Off at Springfield, Ohio Truck Plant
Nearly 1,400 workers were laid off September 30 at a former Navistar truck plant in Springfield, Ohio, creating an immediate shock for the Dayton-area economy.
Tennessee Prisons Chief to Resign After Failed Christa Pike Execution
Tennessee correction commissioner Frank Strada will step down after the failed execution of Christa Pike, as the governor orders an independent review and pauses new executions.
Flood Watch Covers Northeast Florida and Southeast Georgia Through Monday
A Flood Watch is in effect from noon Sunday through Monday morning as repeated downpours could produce 3 to 5 inches of rain in parts of Northeast Florida and Southeast…
Great Value and Trader Joe’s Frozen Berry Recall Expands
A frozen berry recall expanded to additional Great Value and Trader Joe's lots because of possible E. coli O145:H28 contamination.
FDA Plans 10 Cyclospora Prevention Steps After Record Lettuce Outbreak
The FDA announced 10 actions through the 2027 growing season after closing its investigation into a record Cyclospora outbreak linked to iceberg lettuce.
Stewart’s Recalls Two Ice Cream Flavors Over Possible Metal
Stewart's Shops recalled two half-gallon ice cream flavors sold in New York, Vermont and New Hampshire after a consumer found a metal object.
U.S. Added 29,000 Jobs in September as Unemployment Rose to 4.2%
U.S. payrolls increased by 29,000 in September while unemployment rose to 4.2%, according to the Labor Department's October 2 report.
Extreme Heat Warnings Span Southern California Through Thursday
Extreme Heat Warnings remain in force across much of Southern California through Thursday, with inland highs near 105°F and unusually warm nights.
Moderate Flash-Flood Risk Targets Lower Texas Coast Through Monday
A moderate excessive-rainfall risk covers parts of the lower Texas coast as 2 to 4 inches of rain—and locally higher totals—remain possible through Monday.