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PNS Daily Newscast - May 25, 2018 


President Trump scraps planned talks with North Korea’s Kim Jong Un. Also on our Friday rundown: California lawmakers support and emergency hotline for foster kids; and boating is a booming business in states like Minnesota.

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Research shows that health outcomes for patients cared for by nurse practitioners are the same or better of that of a physician. (Twenty20)
Could Rule Change Improve Rural Health Care in Texas?
Friday, May 25, 2018
AUSTIN, Texas – There are more than 300 medically under-served communities in Texas that some groups say could be better served by a change in ...Read More
Some boat owners believe changing a vessel's original name will bring them bad luck on open waters. (hyperreal.org)
Boating is Booming Business in Minnesota
Friday, May 25, 2018
ST. PAUL, Minn. – Memorial Day weekend is the start of boating season in Minnesota. The state ranks in the top five nationally for boat-related ...Read More
Medicare theft cost taxpayers $60 billion in 2017. (Elien Dumon/Unsplash)
Scammers See Opportunity in Rollout of New Medicare Cards
Friday, May 25, 2018
PORTLAND, Ore. – New Medicare identification cards are on their way to Oregonians. Unfortunately, scammers see this as opportunity to take ...Read More
For heart-healthy barbecues this summer, add veggies and fruit to the grill instead of making traditional dishes like potato or macaroni salad. (pixabay)
It's Summer: Toss Meats on the Grill; Don't Forget the Veggies
Friday, May 25, 2018
SIOUX FALLS, S.D. – Memorial Day weekend marks the beginning of summer – and for most people, barbecue season. Whether you prefer your ...Read More
Untreated high blood pressure can damage blood vessels, the heart, kidneys and other organs. (pixabay)
Controlling Blood Pressure: Watch the Numbers
Thursday, May 24, 2018
DES MOINES, Iowa – High blood pressure poses a significant risk for stroke, but low blood pressure also causes problems – and that's why ...Read More
The Eviction Lab placed Richmond second in the nation, with an eviction rate of 11.44 percent in 2016. (Pixabay)
Housing Advocates Pledge to Lower VA's Skyrocketing Eviction Rates
Thursday, May 24, 2018
RICHMOND, Va. — After a recent New York Times article revealed Richmond has one of the highest eviction rates in the country, housing advocacy ...Read More
Break Free From Plastic representatives Jed Alegado, Lakshmi Narayan and Myrna Dominguez are visiting U.S. communities affected by gas and oil production. (Debra Smit/Breathe Project)
International Activists Link Plastic Pollution to PA
Thursday, May 24, 2018
PITTSBURGH, Pa. – Plastics have serious negative impacts throughout the supply chain – that's the message brought to Pittsburgh this week ...Read More
Solarize the Valley has helped more than 100 Idahoan homeowners and businesses install solar panels. (SmitBruins/Twenty20)
Program to Bring Solar to Idahoans 'Back by Popular Demand'
Tuesday, May 22, 2018
BOISE, Idaho – A program to help Idahoans install rooftop solar is back just in time for the summer sun. The Snake River Alliance's Solarize ...Read More
According to one estimate, closing eight downstate coal plants would save Illinoisans a total of up to $14 billion on electricity between 2018 and 2030. (Pixabay)
Study: Solar Can Fill Gap in Dynegy Coal Plant Closures
Tuesday, May 22, 2018
SPRINGFIELD, Ill. – If Dynegy Energy closes its eight coal-fired power plants in downstate Illinois, all will be fine - and better for the ...Read More
Cover crops are grown for several benefits ranging from protecting and enhancing soil to pest suppression, but a study finds they also can be an income source for carbon credits. (Michael Fields Agricultural Institute)
Study: Cover Crops Could Mean Carbon Credits
Monday, May 21, 2018
MADISON, Wis. — Cover crops have been around about as long as farming. Among other benefits, cover crops are good for the soil and create a ...Read More
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