It took nearly 13 years for the whistleblowers who alerted the state to Medicaid fraud to be given the money they were due.

A revenue report from mid-December determined that incoming monies would be sluggish over the next two years, with barely any new dollars expected to hit Indiana’s coffers.

The Montana State Legislature convenes Jan. 6, kicking off a flurry of lawmaking and political activity in Helena that will ...

Nutrition has long been a major focus of government programs, and at the same time, policy makers have maintained a healthy ...

The findings of a recent audit performed by the Washington State Auditor’s Office showed that on average, Washington paid ...

Trump could keep Biden’s commitment to have Medicare pay for weight loss drugs such as Ozempic and Wegovy. But would ...

Louisiana Economic Development is planning to mandate new rules for public services, including health care and education. The ...

Four states now allow government-run insurance programs to cover Native American healing practices. In October, the Biden ...

A federal judge denied a request by suing transgender Idahoans to block a new state law that bans public funds from covering gender-affirming health care. The new law took effect in July, banning ...

Feeding Our Future The nonprofit stands accused of being at the center of a $250 million fraud scheme during the pandemic. More than 70 individuals have been charged in connection with the matter by ...

Crane said he told House Speaker Mike Moyle, R-Star, that voters in the May primary chose Republicans who want school ...