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Sen. Jerry Moran, the Veterans Affairs Committee ranking member, and Sen. Kyrsten Sinema are introducing a bill that would codify existing guidelines for when patients can seek non-VA care.

Lawmakers moved forward on the path to allowing lottery ticket sales in Nevada, but Las Vegans should count on driving to Primm for a couple more years at least.

Sinclair Broadcast Group, Dave & Buster's Entertainment, and Opera lead for best value, fastest growth, and most momentum, respectively.

OKLAHOMA CITY - A potentially $800 million education package that would give tax credits for non-public schooling, raise teacher pay and increase funding for public schools will continue to the

Nine years ago, reports of veterans dying while waiting for care led to a big shake-up within the U.S. Department of Veterans Affairs or VA.

Since the Supreme Court all but overturned Roe v. Wade by allowing states to honor or deny a woman’s constitutional right to choose, freedom-loving abortion advocates are pushing back at the state level. California, Illinois, Kansas, Minnesota, New York and South Carolina each acted to protect a woman’s right to an abortion in 2022. Some […]

Our roundup of the latest news from metro Detroit and Michigan businesses as well as announcements from government agencies.

Cities, villages and townships experiencing financial struggles can now apply for a grant to help fund special projects and free up tax dollars for important

2023 could be a watershed year for public policy regarding Big Tech.

“Tech companies have built a perfect record so far in blocking major legislation in Congress,” The Wall Street Journal observed as the final effort to pass