Kaiser Permanente triage clinician Harimandir Khalsa said that the triage team at Kaiser's Walnut Creek Medical Center in Northern California shrank from nine clinicians to three over roughly three years, with some work shifting to automated and algorithmic tools. ^[1] Multiple Kaiser Permanente mental health care workers told Capital & Main that the decline in triage staffing and increasing use of AI-powered systems led to dangerous delays, missed diagnoses, and inappropriate treatment decisions. ^[2] World Dairy Expo announced that admission tickets for its 2026 event, scheduled for September 29 to October 2, 2026, in Madison, Wisconsin, are now on sale. ^[3] Erin Quinlan, a behavioral specialist at a Rogers Behavioral Health facility in Madison, Wisconsin, said that since Rogers began using Limbic, she has noticed many patients placed in an inappropriate level or type of care, including a recently admitted patient who was a 'very severe suicidal risk' requiring inpatient care but instead admitted into intensive outpatient care. ^[4] Kaiser therapist Ilana Marcucci-Morris, who works in Oakland, said that patients are now routed through an app, nonclinical call center staff, or a phone number instead of being referred directly by primary care doctors, putting the burden on patients to coordinate their own care. ^[5] Daily admission passes for the World Dairy Expo cost $15, while season passes cost $40, with advance pricing available until September 28, 2026. ^[6] The 2026 World Dairy Expo schedule includes the International Junior Holstein Show and International Milking Shorthorn Show on September 27, and the International Jersey Show on September 28. ^[7] World Dairy Expo offers an ExpoTV subscription for $30 plus tax, providing live and on-demand coverage of dairy cattle shows, award presentations, and seminars, with access available until January 1, 2027. ^[8]