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TOPEKA — When $300 disappeared from Mariana Villegas’ paycheck, she rationalized it. She had worked fewer hours to stay home with her sick daughter, sure, but it still seemed like a lot to go missing, she said. She let it slide. Then it happened again. Villegas had no idea a local hospital had sued her […]
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Anna Kaminski
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7/14/26
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A legislative audit of a Minnesota water quality program for agriculture producers found the state Department of Agriculture is certifying producers that violate the program’s water quality standards. The recent audit raised questions about the overall efficacy of the program, called the Minnesota Agricultural Water Quality Certification Program. The program was created by the Minnesota […]
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Claire Carlson
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7/14/26
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(BPT) - Do you have a high school senior who is moving into the dorm this summer? Before you start picking out bedding or packing the car, make sure you take care of one of the most important tasks: …
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7/14/26
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The Tennessee Department of Health has agreed to stop reporting sick, disabled children to a state immigration enforcement division while a legal challenge to the policy continues, according to an order filed Tuesday in Davidson County Chancery Court. A negotiated agreement between attorneys challenging the immigration reporting policy and lawyers for the state keeps about […]
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Anita Wadhwani
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7/14/26
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South Carolina 7 is a 30-day expedition named for the "seven geographic wonders" unique to the state. The aim is to get people outside and highlight the need for conservation.
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Skylar Laird
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7/14/26
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Dr. Ryan Cole, an Idaho pathologist who has been a vocal critic of COVID vaccines, is staying on the board that advises the state’s largest public health district. Cole’s re-appointment — initiated nearly a month ago by the Ada County Board of Commissioners, and later made official by votes from surrounding rural counties — puts […]
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Kyle Pfannenstiel
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7/14/26
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Child advocacy centers are expanding in West Virginia, now offering critical services to victims of child abuse. More than 95% of children in the state have access to the centers after the addition of a mobile center to serve Mason County, and the centers now cover 49 counties. West Virginia has the third highest rate […]
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Amelia Ferrell Knisely
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7/14/26
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Liver cancer patients in West Virginia will have a new option for treatment at a Huntington hospital. Marshall Health is the first health care system in the state to offer histotripsy, a treatment for liver tumors. The new system is housed at Cabell Huntington Hospital in Huntington. It’s a $1.3 million gift from the Cabell […]
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Lori Kersey
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7/14/26
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• “Virginia’s governor weighs in on pivotal case about data center transmission costs.” — Inside Climate News • “Virginia marijuana market rumors ‘unequivocally false’, state reps say.” — Virginia Business • “Virginia’s first adult high school celebrates its first graduate.” — Cardinal News • “TSA traffic increased at Virginia airports despite 2026 funding lapse.” — […]
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Staff Report
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7/14/26
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Indiana’s pharmacy regulators on Monday reluctantly approved a disciplinary settlement with IU Health Ball Memorial Hospital over what they describe as one of the largest known drug theft cases in state history. Multiple board members questioned whether the punishment fit the magnitude of the misconduct, however. The Indiana Board of Pharmacy voted 3-2 to accept […]
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Casey Smith
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7/14/26
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