Health Insurance

Water, the issue that ended the first week of this year's legislative session, will kick off the second week as the House votes again on a statewide policy for divvying up the resource.

Danielle Swanson Staff Writer Published January 27, 2008 10:06 PM CST For Bartow County residents looking to shape up as their New Year's resolution, several local gyms are adding classes or offering unique ...

Gov. Jennifer Granholm has some unfinished business left over from 2007, and she's planning to ask legislators in Tuesday's State of the State address to take care of it soon.

Oregon Health Plan Standard needs stable funding source Portland Business Journal - by Robin J. Moody Business Journal staff writer Cathy Cheney Portland Business Journal CareOregon’s Pam Mariea-Nason is ...

Just days after 200 workers were given pink slips at Monaco Coach in Wakarusa, some are voicing new worries that more layoffs could be on the way throughout the industry.

The cost of town government in Palm Beach is expected to shrink after Thursday's special Town Council meeting.

I applaud the Tribune's highlighting the issue of insurance parity for the mentally ill by publishing Frank Mixdorf's comprehensive discussion on the Opinion page.

A health law with holes Boston Globe, United States - 9 hours ago Kingsdale takes justifiable pride in having brought health insurance to more than 300000 Massachusetts residents. However, as the Globe recently disclosed, ...

Bone marrow registration drive WHEN: Wednesday from 11:30 a.m.-3:30 p.m. WHERE: Dartmouth-Hitchcock Nashua, 21 E. Hollis St.

The 3rd week of the legislative session: ILLEGAL IMMIGRATION: Legislation intended to curb illegal immigration in South Carolina is headed to the House floor.