WASHINGTON (Nexstar) – Women around the United States should soon have easier access to birth control after the Food and Drug Administration approved the first-ever over-the-counter daily birth control pill.
Advocates say the approval of the over-the-counter birth control pill – Opill — comes at a critical time as states around the country are banning abortion.
They’re hopeful that millions of additional women will now be able to access more reliable birth control.
August Begins Below Normal Temperatures
The passage of a frontal system Friday night leads to a cool start to August.
Ozarks Tech Hosts Open Houses on Area Campuses
As the new school year is set to begin at Ozarks Tech, school officials are seeking community input.
Drought Levels Stay Steady in the Ozarks
The recent weekly maps from the U.S. Drought Monitor have followed a similar trend.
Update on Ribbon Cutting for Re-Opening of Downtown Harrison Bridge
The ribbon cutting time and location for the reopening of the a bridge in Downtown Harrison has been set.
CHANGES at HUMANE SOCIETY
As Branson Humane Society enters its 20th year in operations, organizers are making some changes.
