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States absorb big increases in Medicaid for sicker-than-expected enrollees after COVID-19 pandemic
Pennsylvania’s Senate Appropriations Committee Chairman Scott Martin, R-Lancaster, said the pandemic amounted to a “pause ...
USA Today17d
Ryan Day shuts up critics with Ohio State title. 'What they gonna say now?'
Team meeting with Ryan Day after Michigan loss galvanizes Ohio State. Buckeyes players take up for Ryan Day, who won his first national championship in Year 6, same as Kirby Smart. ATLANTA ...
Post and Courier18d
Ohio State wins 1st national title since 2014, outlasting Notre Dame 34-23 in CFP championship game
Did it feel like seven weeks? Did it feel like 10 years? What a great debate for Ohio State fans to have forever. When that teardrop of a throw from Buckeyes quarterback Will Howard on third-and ...
standard-journal18d
Judge finds Ohio pastor guilty of code violations while operating church as shelter
BRYAN, Ohio — A judge in northwestern Ohio found a pastor guilty on criminal charges Tuesday for failing to comply with the city fire code after he opened his church to let homeless people and others ...
Governing21d
Under Trump, Medicaid Faces a 'Reset Moment'
“We are very aware that the federal budget situation could lead to a shift of Medicaid expansion costs from the federal government to the states,” says GOP state Rep. Tony Venhuizen, a sponsor ...
Hazleton Standard Speaker21d
Letter: Protect SNAP and Medicaid from proposed GOP cuts
Editor: Growing up in a family of five who had to make ends meet with just $25,000 a year, I saw firsthand how essential programs like Medicaid and SNAP are for families like mine. But last week ...
Lawrence Journal-World22d
Gov. Kelly’s recommended budget includes funding for state employee raises, Medicaid, water resources and other priorities
Kansas Gov. Laura Kelly delivers her State of the State address, Wednesday, Jan. 15, 2025, at the Statehouse in Topeka, Kan. TOPEKA — The proposed state budget crafted by Gov. Laura Kelly ...
abc6onyourside22d
Ohio's Medicaid work requirement proposal sparks debate over coverage and job impact
More than 61,000 Ohioans are at risk of losing their Medicaid coverage if President-elect Donald Trump’s new administration grants Ohio’s request to bring back work requirements for benefits ...
Columbus Dispatch23d
At least 61,000 Ohioans would lose Medicaid benefits if Trump approves work requirement
which would cut federal-funded Medicaid for 1.5 million Americans and save $109 billion over 10 years, according to a Congressional Budget Office analysis. Ohio House Speaker Matt Huffman ...
Associated Press23d
Some parents could be able to join Georgia’s Medicaid program without working
Brian Kemp announced Wednesday he wants to let low-income parents with young kids enroll without working in a Medicaid program that provides coverage for some able-bodied adults. Kemp’s announcement ...
Associated Press23d
New Mexico state spending plan seeks more federal Medicaid dollars as Donald Trump takes office
Reena Szczepanski of Santa Fe presents a plan to increase annual general fund spending for the No. 2 oil production state in the nation, amid uncertainties about future federal support for Medicaid ...