Colorado warns Medicaid recipients personal information was part of cyber attack
Files contained certain Health First Colorado and Child Health Plan Plus members’ information.
Tommy Tuberville reportedly doesn’t live in Alabama − should he still be its senator?
Alabama GOP Sen. Tommy Tuberville has come under scrutiny.
Raw milk gets foot in the door in North Dakota, but health risk warnings remain
North Dakota has joined the raw-milk movement.
U.S. sees troubling reversal in suicide numbers
New provisional data from the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention show that nearly 50,000 Americans died by suicide last year.
Hickenlooper, Polis hail clean energy investments at new Thornton battery plant
Colorado-based battery manufacturer Solid Power showed off its new facility in Thornton.
Higher earners, people with college degrees more likely to work remote, report finds
Congress directed the U.S. Government Accountability Office to examine remote work trends.
Swiss firm agrees to pay $1.4 billion to settle DOJ suit over 2008 financial crisis
UBS AG and several of its U.S.-based affiliates agreed to pay $1.435 billion in penalties.
Idaho voter registration law could hurt ballot measures' chances
Voter registration has changed in Idaho.
Kansas newspaper’s lawyer chastises police for treating newspaper as ‘drug cartel,’ ‘street gang’
(Kansas Reflector) An attorney representing the Marion County Record in wake of a raid of the newspaper’s office urged Marion law enforcement officials to stop short of examining computers and other seized property pending a court hearing on whether the search violated legal standards.
Fulton grand jury indicts Trump, members of his inner circle
Former President Donald Trump and several members of his inner circle were indicted Monday.
