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These 100 Nursing Homes Face Perilous Flood Risk. Minnesota Shows What Can Happen.
By Brett Kelman, Holly K. Hacker, Daniel Chang, Frankie McLister, WCCO | CBS News Minnesota, and Jason Rantala, WCCO | CBS News Minnesota Sep 30, 2026 The New Richland Care Center is one of 100 nursing homes facing some of the nation’s worst flood risk, according to a KFF Health News analysis of proprietary flood…
Read MoreUS Poised To Boot Legal Immigrants From Medicaid, Including Refugees and Sex-Trafficking Victims
By Phil Galewitz, Andrew Jones, and Claudia Boyd-Barrett Sep 30, 2026 Hundreds of thousands of immigrants with legal status are at risk of losing government health coverage starting Oct. 1, state data shows, signaling that the impact of Medicaid changes in President Donald Trump’s signature legislation from 2025 may be greater than anticipated. Many lawfully…
Read MoreDrugs Are Widely Used To Sedate Dementia Patients. Her Sons Wanted To Keep Her Off Them.
By Jordan Rau Sep 30, 2026 Vista Grande Villa gave Marjorie Tingley an eviction notice after her sons resisted requests to sedate their mother with medications, medical records show. She died less than two weeks after moving to a new facility. (David Tingley) In December 2024, Marjorie Tingley’s adult sons received an urgent email from…
Read MoreRural MAHA Followers Say Trump Health Policies Haven’t Reached Their Communities
By Ali Swenson, The Associated Press, Sarah Jane Tribble, and Linley Sanders, The Associated Press Sep 30, 2026 Mike Jager considers himself a supporter of the Make America Great Again and Make America Healthy Again movements. The Iowa pastor says the Trump administration has had “minimal” impact on the health of his community but that…
Read MoreSAI history students trace World War II across Europe
News from Southern Arkansas University MAGNOLIA, AR (09/29/2026) Seven Southern Arkansas University students traveled through England, France and the Netherlands in May on a study tour called “The War That Shaped Europe.” They visited some of the most important World War II sites on the continent. Dr. Paul Babbitt led the trip. He is an…
Read MoreHere’s how to register to vote in Texas before the Oct. 5 deadline
By María Méndez, The Texas Tribune September 29, 2026 Oct. 5 is the deadline to register to vote for Texas’ next governor, U.S. senator and more than a dozen statewide elected officials during the Nov. 3 general election. Texas is one of a handful of states with a voter registration deadline 30 days before the…
Read MoreTexas congressional races 2026: Who is running and what to know about key U.S. House seats
By Gabby Birenbaum, Will Hammann and Samanta Habashy, The Texas Tribune September 30, 2026 When legislative Republicans pursued a rare mid-decade redistricting in 2025, the goal was to change the composition of the Texas congressional delegation — which then stood at 25 Republicans and 13 Democrats — to be more GOP dominant. Republicans significantly redrew…
Read MoreTexas seniors are getting a huge property tax break. Everyone else is picking up the tab.
By Joshua Fechter, The Texas Tribune September 30, 2026 These days, property taxes are just about the only thing Jane Lindsley is saving money on. For the 72-year-old, the cost of everything — from gas and groceries to homeowners insurance and healthcare — have gone up. So it was a welcome surprise when Lindsley, a…
Read MoreTexas congressional races 2026: Who is running and what to know about key U.S. House seats
By Gabby Birenbaum, Will Hammann and Samanta Habashy, The Texas Tribune September 30, 2026 When legislative Republicans pursued a rare mid-decade redistricting in 2025, the goal was to change the composition of the Texas congressional delegation — which then stood at 25 Republicans and 13 Democrats — to be more GOP dominant. Republicans significantly redrew…
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