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Arizona doctors and progressive organizations are warning voters that Republican gubernatorial nominee Andy Biggs has a long record as an elected official of attacking access to healthcare and abortion care. Biggs will face off with Gov. Katie Hobbs in November to determine who will lead the state for the next four years. Among the stark […]
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Gloria Rebecca Gomez
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7/23/26
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LINCOLN — The number of Nebraskans receiving public food aid has declined nearly 17%, or by about 25,000 people, since last July when Congress approved a massive 2025 tax and spending cuts package, according to newly released data from the Nebraska Department of Health and Human Services. May through June marked the sharpest single month participation […]
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Cindy Gonzalez
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7/23/26
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Iowa Senate Democrats criticized the state attorney general’s office Thursday for not distributing money from the Opioid Settlement Fund to organizations focused on opioid addiction treatment and prevention services. Iowa has received $365 million in settlement funds through several lawsuits led by the state AG’s office against opioid manufacturers, distributors, pharmacies and other parties related […]
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Robin Opsahl
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7/23/26
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Kelly Cockrell said when her son was killed in a car crash at the age of 24, “I just spiraled.” Cockrell, 49, said she started using drugs, lived on the streets of Salt Lake City for about five months, and attempted to take her own life before she was hospitalized. But she eventually got help […]
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Katie McKellar
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7/23/26
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Dave Muhlbauer, Democratic candidate for lieutenant governor, defended the Sand campaign’s cannabis legalization plan and discussed the importance of accessible behavioral health treatment for children Thursday during a campaign visit to the Ember Recovery facility in Cambridge. Ember Recovery, located in Cambridge, is part of YSS, a nonprofit organization in Ames that serves children who […]
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Kadin Luhmann
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7/23/26
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The number of Florida residents who receive federal food assistance dropped by 23% during the past year, state data published this month show. There were 2,285,099 residents enrolled in the Supplemental Nutrition Assistance Program (SNAP) in June, down from the 2,970,283 in June 2025, data maintained by the Department of Children and Families show. That’s […]
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Christine Sexton
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7/23/26
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An Alabamian living and working outside the state has tested positive for measles, but is not related to any known exposures in the state, the Alabama Department of Public Health said Thursday. The individual was unvaccinated, according to ADPH. The department was unable to release any other identifying information on Thursday afternoon. “However, it serves […]
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Anna Barrett
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7/23/26
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The Arkansas Department of Human Services will launch a new app next week that will better protect food stamp beneficiaries from scammers, the agency announced Thursday. The ebtEDGE New app will launch Monday as part of DHS’ switch from Conduent to Fidelity Information Services as the vendor that manages the state’s Supplemental Nutrition Assistance Program […]
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Tess Vrbin
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7/23/26
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The union election of nurses at St. Mary’s Hospital in Madison was certified Wednesday after a regional office of the National Labor Relations Board overruled the objections of the hospital’s parent company, SSM Health. On June 11, nurses at the hospital voted 89% to form a union. It was the largest representation election in Wisconsin […]
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Henry Redman
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7/23/26
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Officials with New Mexico’s Administrative Office of the Courts on Thursday told a panel of state lawmakers that they’re seeing encouraging preliminary results from a 2025 law that expanded judges’ abilities to order defendants to undergo treatment if they’re found not competent to stand trial.
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Joshua Bowling
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7/23/26
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OKLAHOMA CITY — Intense heat is expected to continue around Oklahoma as triple-digit temperatures increase in the next week. The National Weather Service in Norman forecasts it will feel like between 105 to 110 degrees next week across Oklahoma. Actual temperatures are expected to reach 100 to 105 degrees. John Pike, a meteorologist with the […]
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Courtney Bell
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7/23/26
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Palmetto reports nearly 79% of U.S. homeowners worry about rising summer energy bills but only 30% have upgraded to energy-efficient HVAC systems, primarily due to costs and lack of information.
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Andrew Blok for Palmetto
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7/23/26
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BriteCo reports that jewelry should be appraised every two to three years, or sooner if there are upgrades or market shifts, to ensure accurate insurance coverage.
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Rachel Akmakjian for BriteCo
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7/23/26
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Uniqode reports that eco-certified hotels achieve a 24.5% higher booking share and a willingness from guests to pay more, emphasizing the importance of genuine sustainability claims.
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Tanmayee Hazarika for Uniqode
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7/23/26
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Fifth Third Bank reports that restaurants facing inflation can enhance consumer value beyond price, focusing on quality, experience, and brand ethos to remain competitive.
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Jeff Poe for Fifth Third Bank
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7/23/26
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Jump reports a summer surge in home-selling conversations among financial advisors, highlighting the trend as an opportunity for client engagement and strategic planning.
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Liam Hanlon for Jump
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7/23/26
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WebFX reports reveal 2026 Google Ads benchmarks: 3%-5% CTR, $2-$4 CPC, and $50-$80 CPA guide account health and ROI for advertisers.
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Albert Dandy Velasquez for WebFX
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7/23/26
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Every family hopes to grow old with the people they love most. But for millions of Americans, Alzheimer’s disease slowly takes those moments away. It steals patients’ memories, identities, and independence while caregivers carry much of the burden. As the number of Americans living with Alzheimer’s continues to grow, we can no longer afford to […]
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Jim Culbert
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7/23/26
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Grand Canyon Gas Logs reports that choosing the right fire feature for your backyard enhances atmosphere and invites relaxation, with options like fire tables, bowls, and gas log fire pits.
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Selena Wolcott for Grand Canyon Gas Logs
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7/23/26
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TOPEKA — Kansas cases of an infection that causes gastrointestinal illness increased to 289 over the past week, and the state’s health agency said they are connected to a national outbreak. The state’s cyclosporiasis cases are part of more than 7,400 cases reported nationally and are linked to Taylor Farms de Mexico iceberg lettuce, which […]
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Morgan Chilson
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7/23/26
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Doctronic reports on distinguishing between freckles and sunspots, noting their different causes, appearances, and behaviors to aid skin health awareness.
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Oghenefejiro Okifo, MD for Doctronic
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7/23/26
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Brainlabs reports that 60% of search journeys now involve AI, with consumers increasingly using AI for product research, impacting brand visibility and SEO strategies.
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Jamie Faulkner for Brainlabs
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7/23/26
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Nutshell reports that customizing CRM dashboards transforms pipeline data into actionable insights, helping teams focus on relevant metrics for informed decisions.
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Will Gordon for Nutshell
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7/23/26
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Rocket Lawyer reports that 83% of small business owners view ownership as part of the American Dream, prioritizing freedom and financial independence over mere revenue.
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Shannah Pittman for Rocket Lawyer
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7/23/26
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Dove Men+Care reports that long car rides can trap heat and sweat against the skin, leading to body odor.
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Kelly Baldwin for Dove Men+Care
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7/23/26
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