St Elizabeth Medical Center News

Nebraska leads the nation in a critical statistic.A Fewer people per capita are dying from prescription drug abuse than any other state, but experts said more needs to be done.

Luis M. Martinez, 26, employed by Davis Farms, was trying to herd cattle into a barn in a field off 216 Grant Road at about 7 a.m. when he was attacked by a 3-year-old Holstein bull, state police said.

A farm worker is being treated at St. Elizabeth Medical Center in Utica after they were attacked by a bull in Cold Brook Monday morning.

The 106th commencement of the St. Elizabeth College of Nursing was held Saturday under bright sunny skies.

Multiple people have been injured in a serious car accident on Route 20 in the Town of Plainfield, according to people on the scene.

A Utica man has been charged after police say he cut another man with a machete over a dispute about a shared bathroom.

In honor of national nurse's week St. Elizabeth Medical Center honors a few of their own.

Nurses Week continues and on Thursday, the St. Elizabeth Medical Center named it's Nurses of Distinction.

The month of May brings some annual recognition in the health care department. This is National Hospital Week to honor employees for going the extra mile, as well as getting more people into the health care field.

CHCA news release: CHCA is pleased to announce that four more Eagle football players will be taking their skills to the collegiate level.

Tim D. Hephner, 44, Cherry Fork Road, Leetonia, was cited for a lanes of travel violation after his truck reportedly sideswiped a vehicle driven by Maggie M. Less, 32, New Garden Avenue, Salem as she crested a hill while eastbound on Township Road 861.