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Addiction Recovery Care, once Kentucky’s largest provider of addiction services, has reached a settlement with the federal government over “billing issues,” the Louisa, KY-based company said in a July 16 news release. It also announced it has reached a separate settlement with a finance company that had accused ARC of fraud. “The resolution of these […]
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Deborah Yetter
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7/17/26
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In a state led by Republicans who have often portrayed social services as handouts that keep people in poverty, Arkansas’ Medicaid expansion program has faced multiple attempts to kill it or limit who can access it. More than 837,000 Arkansans are on Medicaid, the federally-funded, low-cost insurance program for low-income people and people with disabilities. […]
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Tess Vrbin
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7/17/26
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The board overseeing the Alabama Department of Public Health (ADPH) on Thursday voted unanimously to give State Health Officer Dr. Scott Harris a 7% raise, effective Sept. 1. According to state data, Harris currently makes about $336,000. The raise, a 5% performance-based raise and a 2% cost-of-living adjustment, amounts to an increase of about $16,800, […]
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Anna Barrett
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7/17/26
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A parasite that causes intestinal trouble like diarrhea, cramps and bloating is spreading nationwide this summer, but Virginia’s Department of Health said this week there is no evidence to suggest an outbreak in the state. There were 37 confirmed cases of cyclosporiasis as of July 4, officials said. Cyclospora, the microscopic parasite that causes it, […]
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Charlotte Rene Woods
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7/17/26
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• “Crime down across Virginia in 2025, per new VSP report.” — WAVY • “Justice Dept. taps veteran lawyer to lead Virginia federal prosecutor’s office.” — The Washington Post • “Virginia Department of Social Services office evacuated after staff receive threats.” — WRIC • “New study aims to map dangerous heat islands in Northern Virginia.” […]
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Staff Report
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7/17/26
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(BPT) - Key takeawaysVideo games can be a powerful tool for teaching and preserving history.World of Warships, a naval battle multiplayer game, offers players an opportunity to immerse themselves in …
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7/17/26
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A food truck that’s been a regular at the Indiana Statehouse’s weekly market for about two years had its participation revoked over a slogan on the side of the vehicle, and one law professor thinks it brings First Amendment questions. In an email to Smash Daddy’s Burgers, Fries, Etc., a state personnel department official said […]
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Jack Forrest
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7/17/26
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Medicaid funding returning to Ohio’s reproductive health clinics, impacts of yearlong freeze unknown
Now that a freeze on Medicaid funding specifically targeted at Planned Parenthood locations and clinics who provide abortion has expired, Ohio’s facilities are working to bring back services they couldn’t afford during the yearlong funding pause. Though federal law already prohibits Medicaid dollars from being used for abortion services, clinics who also happen to provide […]
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Susan Tebben
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7/17/26
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The Trump administration is moving more aggressively than prior administrations to trim the federal government’s massive real estate portfolio, but what happens next for these recently sold buildings — and those marked for disposal — is still coming into focus.
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Federal News Network
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7/16/26
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The air pollution cocktail that expectant mothers often breathe in Utah is associated with more preterm births, University of Utah researchers found in a new study. That repeated exposure to a combination of air pollutants during early pregnancy stages, even in moderate levels, is associated with nearly three times greater odds of preterm birth, researchers […]
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Alixel Cabrera
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7/16/26
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