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State lawmakers want to expand North Carolina's "Right To Try" law that allows some patients to try experimental drugs or medical treatments.

State lawmakers want to expand North Carolina's "Right To Try" law that allows some patients to try experimental drugs or medical treatments.

(The Center Square) – People with power and influence to help North Carolina stop exploiters of human trafficking are meeting in Raleigh to help educate, change perceptions and push new

Colorado football made its 2024 public debut Saturday afternoon at the Black and Gold Spring Game, where thousands of fans flooded Folsom Field despite the constant downpour of rain in hopes of seeing a glimpse of the team head coach Deion Sanders has put together since the end of the Buffs' last season.

A long-stagnant reimbursement rate for oral health and other challenges could keep dental care out of reach for some new Medicaid enrollees.

(The Center Square) – A new report from the North Carolina Chamber grades lawmakers based on how they voted on bills consequential to the business community during the recent long

Amid rising violence in healthcare settings, hospitals and states are taking action to protect their healthcare workers. Learn about the initiatives being taken

Opposition continues to mount against a controversial privilege for lawmakers included in the recently approved state budget that allows them to decide what is and is not public record.

The nonprofit Preserve Omaha, formerly known as Restoration Exchange Omaha, is working to increase membership numbers through pop-up events after being impacted by the pandemic. The group says it wants to get back to it to its mission of preservation and restoration.

N Tuesday, Oct. 10th, House Speaker Tim Moore, R-Cleveland, and House Majority Leader John Bell, R-Wayne, held a press conference to highlight continued funding in the state budget for the