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Montana had a 27% drop in childhood Medicaid enrollment from April to December 2023, the second highest in the nation, according to a new report that evaluates how states handled

Shirley H. Britch, age 69, of St. Johnsbury, Vermont passed away on May 1, 2024 in her home surrounded by her closest family members. Our mother was a very strong,

While it’s a post-pandemic Kenosha today, large scale industrial developments have continued to expand across the country, requiring drivers. After a pandemic bump, where does the truck driving field stand in Kenosha County?

The Boys and Girls Club of Elko plans a building of 65,000 to 72,000 square feet that would have seating for a little more than 6,000 people and standing room

TRAVERSE CITY — Crippled by arthritis and diabetes, 68-year-old Luis Asanza pushed a walker laden with his belongings down the Men’s Trail in the Pines on Tuesday morning. His torn

Groups contend food safety protocols make the theory highly unlikely.

In funding recommendations to be presented to commissioners, Laura Girty, city of Enid CDBG coordinator, estimated there would be $450,000 to be allocated, while just more than $1 million in

Coryell County Judge Roger A. Miller issued a declaration of local disaster Sunday evening for the entire county as a result of widespread flooding that has flooded homes and closed

TIFTON — The Georgia Peanut Commission’s referendum received reaffirmation with a vote of 91.99% during the recent referendum hearing, held March 8-April 8.