By: Mike Moen A pending decision could provide more clarity on whether North Dakota will get another chance to see how voters feel about legalizing […]
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2022 “Dirty Dozen”: Produce with the Most Pesticides
By: Suzanne Potter An annual list of best and worst produce, in terms of pesticide residue, is out – and strawberries, spinach, kale, and collard […]
Ohioans on Medicaid Encouraged to Prepare for End of COVID Emergency
By: Mary Schuermann Kuhlman No news is good news for Ohioans who enrolled in Medicaid coverage during the COVID-19 public health emergency. State Medicaid agencies are […]
Gov. Wolf Announces $2.3 Million Investment in 36 Student Research Projects to Advance Manufacturing Innovation in Pennsylvania
Governor Tom Wolf announced $2.3 million in grants have been awarded through the Manufacturing PA initiative to 36 student research projects that will help advance innovation in […]
ATTORNEY GENERAL SHAPIRO TAKES LEGAL ACTION TO PROTECT PENNSYLVANIA FARMERS
HARRISBURG—Attorney General Josh Shapiro announced today that the Pennsylvania Office of Attorney General has filed suit against Diane Comrey, doing business as “Earthcare & Conservation.” Through Earthcare […]
PA CARE Package
PA AG’s office has launched ‘PA CARE Package’, Pennsylvania’s consumer relief initiative. ‘PA CARE Package’ is focused on partnering with banks and financial institutions across […]
Pennsylvania Price Gouging Settlements
The Pennsylvania Office of Attorney General entered into an Assurance of Voluntary Compliance (AVC) with the several businesses after the Office received tips alleging price […]
Building Support Network for SD Transgender Youth, Families
By: Mike Moen For years, members of the LGBTQ community in South Dakota have fought state policies they describe as discriminatory, and people who are […]