A long road for Medicaid work requirements in South Dakota
South Dakotans passed Amendment F, opening the door to impose work requirements on people who qualify for expanded Medicaid benefits.
Montanans threaten 'rent strike' over black mold, safety issues
More than two dozen members of a tenant's union in Bozeman are threatening a rent strike if their landlord doesn't address maintenance.
400-year-old New Mexico farm thrives after switch to organic, solar
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CDC develops five-year plan to improve health of rural Americans
In September, the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention (CDC) unveiled its Rural Public Health Strategic Plan.
President Biden issues pardon to son Hunter on gun and tax charges
President Joe Biden Sunday night announced he has pardoned his son Hunter, a reversal in his long-standing pledge.
How Helene ravaged one North Carolinian’s property — and undermined her faith in government
Helene’s unprecedented damage in the mountains has led to an unorthodox recovery effort.
Pennsylvania chocolate surplus finds new use on farms
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Social influencers push meat, misinformation
Climate disinformation researchers looked at 69 websites and social media accounts belonging to Tenet Media and its founders.
Colorado commemorates World AIDS Day
Coloradans gathered at Park Hill United Methodist Church in Denver Sunday to mark World AIDS Day.
Movie Review - Moana 2
Critic Bob Garver looks at the animated "Moana 2." How does it stand up to the original?
