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Hospitals and health systems are spending an estimated $19.7 billion per year to fight denied claims, according to a report from Premier.

All donations of food or money will be counted toward the additional grant money awarded to participating Minnesota food shelves.

Former nurse accused of mishandling infant has charges dropped after investigation finds actions did not constitute professional misconduct.

Curious about what your horoscope predictions will be for March 25, 2024? What's in store for you in your horoscope, astronomer? Let's find out.

Light snow and a few slick spots for parts of the area this morning, but we warm up all day and tonight. Rain is in the forecast Monday and Tuesday.

The average price for regular unleaded has not changed much in the last week, showed AAA.

The findings show that during March and April, India has been witnessing 'an abrupt transition in the temperatures from cool winter-like temperatures to much warmer conditions now,' according to experts.

The Norfolk Arts Center is bringing art out of the gallery and into the community for its annual fundraiser.

Louisiana's presidential preference and municipal primary was Saturday March 23.

(EL PASO COUNTY, Colo.) — City and county officials joined the Pikes Peak Regional Office of Emergency Management on Wednesday, March 13 to discuss preparations ahead of a weather system that is forecasted to bring heavy snow, winds, and possible storm damage to southern Colorado beginning Wednesday night and lasting into Friday morning. The National […]