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41-Member Group to Be Convened by the University of Minnesota's Center for Urban & Regional Affairs and Will Meet February through May to Identify Considerations on Improving and Enhancing Rent Stabilization in Saint Paul

Jenn Wolff: Why does legislation seeking to improve Iowa's Medicaid program die without discussion or opportunity for public comment?

Parker County Sheriff Russ Authier, first appointed to the position by commissioners in March of 2021 after the passing of Larry Fowler, is being challenged by Marc Povero, a Fort

The extra help will support roles such as housekeeping and food service, and fill in gaps caused by staffing shortages that are impacting the industry.

Micronutrient deficiency and Severe Acute Malnutrition (SAM) are important public health challenges and need to be addressed in right earnest.

Leading Community Based Changes in the Culture of Health in the US – Experiences in Developing the Team and Impacting the Community is available

The Federal Emergency Management Agency (FEMA) has approved more than $237.12 million in additional funding for Colorado's COVID-19 response.

The move by Beshear comes as workers say low wages and high stress are causing a flood of departures from the agency.

Governor Andy Beshear went live today to give new updates on western Kentucky and the latest coronavirus updates. The total death count is now at 77 Kentuckians.

Governor Andy Beshear went live today to give new updates on western Kentucky and the latest coronavirus updates. The total death count is now at 77 Kentuckians.