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.
Bowling Fundraiser Nets Over $16,000 for Deputies Families
Branson Bowling announces the total raised for the 40 Hours of Bowling Fundraisers for the families of two Law Enforcement Officers who recently died in the line of duty.
North Arkansas College Hosts Career Fair This Week
North Arkansas College will host their annual Career Fair this week
Fire Officials: Time Change Means Check Smoke Alarm Batteries, Age
With the clocks set to spring forward on Sunday, an area fire agency issues two reminders about Smoke Alarms.
Severe Storms Roll Through Ozarks, Mostly Spare Lakes Region
While storms rolled through the region as forecast Friday evening into Saturday morning, most of the strongest storms steered clear of the Lakes Region.
Mitch Magness to Run for Mayor of Harrison
A long-time member of both the Harrison City Council and School Board announces he will seek to become the City's next Mayor.
