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A Tennessee-based children’s home affiliated with the United Methodist Church has filed a lawsuit against the federal government over a rule requiring the organization to place kids in the homes of same-sex married couples or cohabitating couples.

DHHS delays Medicaid tailored plans rollout until December 2022

Forsyth has three additional COVID-19 related deaths amid surge in cases

"There are a record high 379 people hospitalized with COVID-19 in Maine, including 117 in critical care and 60 on ventilators," Maine Governor Janet Mills said.

Stephanie Blowers said she won’t give up on finding her children’s cat, Hunter, since...

County reports 119 new cases.

Forsyth reaches nine-week high for COVID daily case count

Local health officials have confidence in vaccines handling omicron variant

A Tennessee-based children’s home affiliated with the United Methodist Church has filed a lawsuit against the federal government over a rule requiring the organization to place kids in the homes of same-sex married couples or cohabitating couples.

A Tennessee-based children’s home affiliated with the United Methodist Church has filed a lawsuit against the federal government over a rule requiring the organization to place kids in the homes of same-sex married couples or cohabitating couples.