Alzheimer's Association Vice President of Programs Sarah Lovegreen and Megan Lynch discuss new Alzheimer's treatments that were recently approved.

Alzheimer's Association Vice President of Programs Sarah Lovegreen and Megan Lynch discuss new <a href="https://www.cbsnews.com/news/fda-approves-new-alzheimers-treatment-donanemab-eli-lilly/">Alzheimer's treatments</a> that were recently approved.

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Alzheimer's Association reacts to new FDA approved treatments

Years after the Crestwood Mall was torn down... a new development is near completion.

Megan Lynch got an update on "Crestwood Crossing" from Mayor Scott Shipley...

Years after the Crestwood Mall was torn down... a new development is near completion.
Megan Lynch got an update on "Crestwood Crossing" from Mayor Scott Shipley...

Crestwood Crossing near completion

Colleen Starkloff is one of the founders of Paraquad and the Starkloff Disability Institute. She says we have come a long way since the days of institutionalizing people with disabilities but there are still challenges, particularly when it comes to the workforce and affording care. 

Colleen Starkloff is one of the founders of Paraquad and the Starkloff Disability Institute. She says we have come a long way since the days of institutionalizing people with disabilities but there are still challenges, particularly when it comes to the workforce and affording care.

July is Disability Pride Month, Colleen Starkloff discusses how far we've come

CBS's Allison Keyes joins Debbie Monterrey and Tom Ackerman after the Harris campaign for President raises $100-million dollars following Pres Joe Biden's suspension of his run. 



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CBS's Allison Keyes joins Debbie Monterrey and Tom Ackerman after the Harris campaign for President raises $100-million dollars following Pres Joe Biden's suspension of his run. 
 
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Alzheimer's Association reacts to new FDA approved treatments

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