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Yahoo
3 days ago
- General
- Yahoo
Felon caught with AR-15, meth during Ramona traffic stop
RAMONA, Calif. (FOX 5/KUSI) — A man was arrested on multiple charges Thursday night after deputies found an unserialized AR-15-style rifle, ammunition, high-capacity magazines, and methamphetamine during a traffic stop in Ramona, authorities said. According to the San Diego County Sheriff's Department, the incident occurred around 9:30 p.m. on May 29, near the intersection of Main and 16th streets. Deputies from the Ramona Sheriff's Substation stopped a pickup truck and identified the driver as Ryan Jones, 39, who had an active felony arrest warrant. Motorcyclist, 20, injured in collision with SUV Jones was taken into custody at the scene. During a search of his vehicle, deputies discovered a methamphetamine pipe, nearly six grams of meth, multiple rounds of ammunition, two high-capacity magazines, and an unserialized AR-15-style rifle with a short barrel — commonly referred to as an SBR. Authorities say the firearm and ammunition were found inside the truck and were easily accessible from the driver's seat. Jones allegedly told deputies he had purchased the weapon in Arizona and brought it into California. He is now facing several charges, including possession of an illegal firearm, possession of a controlled substance, possession of high-capacity magazines, felon in possession of a firearm, and importing a short-barreled rifle. No injuries were reported during the arrest. The investigation is ongoing. Copyright 2025 Nexstar Media, Inc. All rights reserved. This material may not be published, broadcast, rewritten, or redistributed.
Yahoo
6 days ago
- Business
- Yahoo
NextGen Healthcare Selected by Southwest Michigan Dermatology to Optimize Practice Management and Improve Patient Experience
Large Dermatology Practice Leveraging Innovative Healthtech Solutions to Expand Access to Care Across Region REMOTE-FIRST COMPANY/PORTAGE, Mich., May 29, 2025--(BUSINESS WIRE)--NextGen Healthcare, a leading provider of innovative, cloud-based healthcare technology solutions, has been selected by Southwest Michigan Dermatology to streamline operations and support an enhanced patient experience. NextGen® Enterprise PM (practice management) will boost interoperability across locations while NextGen® Patient Engage powered by Luma equips patients to complete pre-visit intake at their own convenience and improves practice efficiency. Locally owned and operated since 1998, Southwest Michigan Dermatology today encompasses 19 providers offering comprehensive dermatological care from medical and surgical to cosmetic dermatology. The practice opened its fifth location in fall 2024—noteworthy considering that Michigan, like many states, has a shortage of dermatologists. "We've always been passionate about serving the needs of our community, and that includes making care accessible and convenient," said Ryan Jones, DO, one of the physician owners of Southwest Michigan Dermatology. "Partnering with NextGen Healthcare gives us an opportunity to optimize practice operations while providing a better experience for our patients and our practice—a win-win." With the addition of NextGen® Patient Self-Scheduling powered by Luma and NextGen® Waitlist powered by Luma, patients will be able to schedule their own appointments and join waitlists for preferred appointment times from their mobile devices. NextGen® Pay powered by InstaMed will deliver a more seamless bill pay experience for patients and staff alike. "Southwest Michigan Dermatology has been a longtime trusted leader in dermatology care in its communities," said David Sides, chief executive officer, NextGen Healthcare. "We're proud to be a part of the next phase of their journey and excited to help them continue to grow and provide more people with access to dermatology care." To learn more about how NextGen Healthcare is enhancing dermatology practices nationwide, visit About Southwest Michigan Dermatology Southwest Michigan Dermatology is a locally founded and operated practice, proudly serving the communities of Southwest Michigan. Every aspect of care—from scheduling and check-in to clinical visits and billing—is handled by team members who live and work in the region, ensuring a personalized and community-centered experience. With its main office located at 3000 Old Centre Road in Portage, Michigan, the practice has expanded to include the Allegan Specialty Clinic, Three Rivers Clinic, Bronson Lakeview Clinic in Paw Paw, and, as of July 2024, a second full-time location in St. Joseph. Southwest Michigan Dermatology provides comprehensive medical and cosmetic dermatology services for patients of all ages, starting as young as infancy. Visit for more information. About NextGen Healthcare, Inc. NextGen Healthcare, Inc. is a leading provider of innovative healthcare technology and data solutions. We are reimagining ambulatory healthcare with award-winning EHR, practice management and surround solutions that enable providers to deliver whole-person health and value-based care. Our highly integrated, intelligent, and interoperable solutions increase clinical quality and productivity, enrich the patient experience and drive superior financial performance. We are on a relentless quest to achieve better healthcare outcomes for all. Learn more at and follow us on Facebook, X, LinkedIn, YouTube, and Instagram. View source version on Contacts Anjali Bright(731) 234-6422Abright@ Sign in to access your portfolio
Business Wire
6 days ago
- Business
- Business Wire
NextGen Healthcare Selected by Southwest Michigan Dermatology to Optimize Practice Management and Improve Patient Experience
REMOTE-FIRST COMPANY/PORTAGE, Mich.--(BUSINESS WIRE)--NextGen Healthcare, a leading provider of innovative, cloud-based healthcare technology solutions, has been selected by Southwest Michigan Dermatology to streamline operations and support an enhanced patient experience. NextGen® Enterprise PM (practice management) will boost interoperability across locations while NextGen® Patient Engage powered by Luma equips patients to complete pre-visit intake at their own convenience and improves practice efficiency. 'Southwest Michigan Dermatology has been a longtime trusted leader in dermatology care in its communities,' said David Sides, chief executive officer, NextGen Healthcare. 'We're proud to be a part of the next phase of their journey and excited to help them Share Locally owned and operated since 1998, Southwest Michigan Dermatology today encompasses 19 providers offering comprehensive dermatological care from medical and surgical to cosmetic dermatology. The practice opened its fifth location in fall 2024—noteworthy considering that Michigan, like many states, has a shortage of dermatologists. 'We've always been passionate about serving the needs of our community, and that includes making care accessible and convenient,' said Ryan Jones, DO, one of the physician owners of Southwest Michigan Dermatology. 'Partnering with NextGen Healthcare gives us an opportunity to optimize practice operations while providing a better experience for our patients and our practice—a win-win.' With the addition of NextGen® Patient Self-Scheduling powered by Luma and NextGen® Waitlist powered by Luma, patients will be able to schedule their own appointments and join waitlists for preferred appointment times from their mobile devices. NextGen® Pay powered by InstaMed will deliver a more seamless bill pay experience for patients and staff alike. 'Southwest Michigan Dermatology has been a longtime trusted leader in dermatology care in its communities,' said David Sides, chief executive officer, NextGen Healthcare. 'We're proud to be a part of the next phase of their journey and excited to help them continue to grow and provide more people with access to dermatology care.' To learn more about how NextGen Healthcare is enhancing dermatology practices nationwide, visit About Southwest Michigan Dermatology Southwest Michigan Dermatology is a locally founded and operated practice, proudly serving the communities of Southwest Michigan. Every aspect of care—from scheduling and check-in to clinical visits and billing—is handled by team members who live and work in the region, ensuring a personalized and community-centered experience. With its main office located at 3000 Old Centre Road in Portage, Michigan, the practice has expanded to include the Allegan Specialty Clinic, Three Rivers Clinic, Bronson Lakeview Clinic in Paw Paw, and, as of July 2024, a second full-time location in St. Joseph. Southwest Michigan Dermatology provides comprehensive medical and cosmetic dermatology services for patients of all ages, starting as young as infancy. Visit for more information. About NextGen Healthcare, Inc. NextGen Healthcare, Inc. is a leading provider of innovative healthcare technology and data solutions. We are reimagining ambulatory healthcare with award-winning EHR, practice management and surround solutions that enable providers to deliver whole-person health and value-based care. Our highly integrated, intelligent, and interoperable solutions increase clinical quality and productivity, enrich the patient experience and drive superior financial performance. We are on a relentless quest to achieve better healthcare outcomes for all. Learn more at and follow us on Facebook, X, LinkedIn, YouTube, and Instagram.
Metro
27-05-2025
- Metro
British man who vanished nearly a month ago in Amsterdam has been found
A British tourist who vanished four weeks ago as he and his friends went to fly home from Amsterdam has been found safe and well. Ryan Jones, 34, went missing after saying that he had forgotten his travel documents before the group left Schiphol Airport on May 4. He made 'brief' telephone contact with them but had not been heard from since, Dutch police said at the time. An appeal for information was launched, with the case being flagged as 'urgent' by investigators. More Trending Dutch police said today that Ryan had been found safe and well. They did not give any further information or say when the British national had been located, citing privacy concerns. Missing People: We never stop caring Do you have a story you would like to share? Contact MORE: Woman who went missing 60 years ago found safe and well MORE: 'I mourned for my son twice – it's been a rollercoaster of hope and loss' MORE: Mother speaks of 'relief' after missing teenager found safe and well
Daily Mirror
06-05-2025
- Daily Mirror
Mystery over Brit, 34, who vanished in Amsterdam after leaving pals moments before flight
Ryan Jones, 34, had been visiting the Dutch city with pals and was close to boarding a flight at Amsterdam Airport Schiphol when he said he had to retrieve his travel documents, and didn't return A mystery has gripped the Netherlands after a British man left his group of friends just moments before they were due to fly home. Ryan Jones, 34, and his pals were at Amsterdam Airport Schipol preparing to fly back to the UK on May 4 when Ryan told them he'd forgotten to bring his travel documents and needed to fetch them. He walked away from the party at 2.17pm, and apart from a brief call, that was the last time they heard from him. Cops in the Netherlands have launched a manhunt, and an appeal asking for help tracking down a "large man, 6'3" tall, possibly wearing a white baseball cap and has a tattoo on his right forearm". This is not the first time the Netherlands has been put in this position, with Brit travellers regularly going missing in the European city, which is most famous for its cannabis cafes, red light district, and popular party scene. One of the most famous and tragic cases involved a 20-year-old Brit called Thomas Delafay, also known as Taiga Akabane, whose disappearance shocked the UK for a number of weeks before his body was found in a ditch. Thomas had been treated as a "high risk missing person" after he went missing while in Holland - where he and his boyfriend were visiting a friend. Dutch police launched a search operation to track down the 20-year-old "fun and outgoing" young man, but tragically found his body in a ditch close to where he was last seen at Dijklander Hospital. Thomas went missing after suffering a reported psychotic break and experiencing hallucinations, according to his sister Holly Delafay. Taking to Facebook, Holly shared her grief, saying her sould was "crushed" and her heart "broken". Her post continued: "We will miss you so much, I don't know what to do with my life now that you're not in it. I feel so lost without my baby brother. "You mean the absolute world to me and I'm so lost and broken without you. You're my best friend. I love you so so much. Fly high and rest easy baby bro." She went on to thank everyone who helped by sharing posts about Thomas's disappearance. She said: "We want to thank everyone who helped to find my brother and those who did there upmost and went above and beyond to offer their help and resources to find him. We love you all so so much.".
