Month: May 2023

According to Glaukos, the Prescription Drug User Fee Act’s target date for completion of the FDA’s review of the iDose TR NDA is set for December 22, 2023. (Image courtesy of Adobe Stock ) Glaukos Corp. announced today that it has received the FDA’s “Day 74” notification recognizing that its previously submitted New Drug Application (NDA) for iDose TR (travoprost intraocular implant) is sufficiently complete to permit substantial review. According to the company, the Prescription Drug User Fee Act (PDUFA) target date for the completion of FDA review of the iDose TR NDA is set for December 22, 2023. This…

A Detroit school will remain closed until Monday after dozens of students began experiencing flu-like symptoms. Last week, a kindergartner who was sent home with flu-like symptoms later died, the Detroit Community Schools District told ABC News. An elementary school student at Marcus Garvey Academy died on April 25, Chrystal Wilson, assistant superintendent of communications for the Detroit Community Schools District, told ABC News. The boy who died was 6 years old, according to the Wayne County Coroner’s Office. The following Monday, a number of students at the school began showing flu-like symptoms, including fever and vomiting, and the school…

Four people have been arrested and charged in connection with a home invasion of Houston Astros player Jose Altuve in March, police announced Friday. The robbery happened on March 30, police said, which was the team’s opening day. Three men and a woman have been charged with crimes in the “burglary of the residence of Jose Altuve,” the Houston Police Department said on social media, as it released booking photos of the suspects. Jose Altuve of the Houston Astros poses for a portrait during photo days at The Ballpark of the Palm Beaches on February 23, 2023 in West Palm…

The suspect, fired Thursday, was arrested two hours after Friday’s shooting • A Friday morning shooting at Howard Industries sent one man into surgery and another in handcuffs after a massive response from multiple law enforcement agencies. Keith Hinton Keith E. Hinton, 21, of Purvis was captured in Stone County about two hours after the shooting outside the company’s main processing plant in the Laurel Industrial Park. Dale Thornton, 57, of Laurel, was shot multiple times around 8:30 a.m. Friday. He was found by law enforcement and transported to South Central Regional Medical Center by EMServ Ambulance Service and then…

After months of speculation, the news Yellowstone fans have been waiting for has been confirmed: Yellowstone is ending its run after season 5. The show has been a huge hit for the Paramount Network, with 17 million viewers tuning in for the Season 5 premiere. But off-screen, drama about the show’s future (and The involvement of Kevin Costner) has been the source of rampant rumours. Paramount added this will return the second half of season 5 in November, not in the summer as previously announced. In a press release, the network confirmed, “the epic and final cycle of Yellowstone ……

After months of speculation, the news Yellowstone fans have been waiting for has been confirmed: Yellowstone is ending its run after season 5. The show has been a huge hit for the Paramount Network, with 17 million viewers tuning in for the Season 5 premiere. But off-screen, drama about the show’s future (and The involvement of Kevin Costner) has been the source of rampant rumours. Paramount added this will return the second half of season 5 in November, not in the summer as previously announced. In a press release, the network confirmed, “the epic and final cycle of Yellowstone ……

CENTER TOWNSHIP, Pa. — The family of a man who died after being tackled by a police officer has agreed to settle a lawsuit for nearly $1 million. Kenneth Vinyard’s family sued Center Township and Officer John Hawk. PREVIOUS COVERAGE >> Family of man who died helping shooting victim at local Walmart sues off-duty township officer His family said he was trying to help a victim of a shooting outside the Monaca Walmart in November. Vinyard’s family said Hawk tackled him and hit him in the head. Vinyard later died at the hospital. RELATED >> State police investigate death at…

Rendering of the tower and office complex that was proposed to replace the Public Safety Building. (BizSense file) VCU Health’s review of a downtown development project that relied on its lease as anchor tenant cost the health system nearly $73 million, management confirmed Friday. In response to multiple Freedom of Information Act requests from Richmond BizSense since the project effectively died in February, VCU Health sent a statement confirming that it made a one-time payment of $72.9 million to withdraw -se of its multi-year lease for the project, $325 million. Redevelopment of the Public Safety Building at 500 N. 10th…