The authority is proposing that for E-ZPass holders statewide, rates in 2024 would increase by 5% anywhere on the Thruway. And in 2027, there would be another 5% increase.
A bipartisan panel charged with drawing New York’s legislative district lines has struck a compromise agreement. And it could mean changes for Assembly members who represent Buffalo.
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About 20% of North Carolina residents have medical debt that is in collections, making it the state with the fourth-highest level of unpaid medical debt.
Sue Berkowitz’s son was born in 1993 with a heart defect. Three years later, Berkowitz and her husband lost their health insurance when her nonprofit employer lost its funding. Private insurance denied her 3-year-old son health coverage because of his pre-existing condition.
Sue Berkowitz’s son was born in 1993 with a heart defect. Three years later, Berkowitz and her husband lost their health insurance when her nonprofit employer lost its funding. Private insurance denied her 3-year-old son health coverage because of his pre-existing condition.
The country’s medical debt crisis is at its most dire in several parts of Texas, which is home to three of the worst 10 U.S. counties for medical debt, according to data analyzed by the Urban Institute.
Medical debt has become a nationwide crisis, with 13% of U.S. adults impacted by past-due medical bills, according to data collected by the Urban Institute, a Washington, D.C., public policy think tank.
While Kathy Hochul and her supporters celebrated as she was elected the state's first woman governor, questions still surround a victory of only 5 percentage points over Republican Lee Zeldin. Why was it so difficult in uber-Democratic New York?
The 2022 election wraps up Tuesday with intensely fought races up and down the ballot here and across the country. Here are five things to know as this year’s general election comes to an end.
Two days before Election Day, the crime issue stands as Republican Lee Zeldin's best hope that he can topple Democrat Kathy Hochul. But what should voters think about the crime issue as they head to the polls?
Gov. Kathy Hochul on Friday laid the groundwork for a New York Master Plan for Aging that will foster more collaboration and innovation to support the health and well-being of older state residents and their loved ones.
Primary care continues to evolve as the pandemic wanes, but some changes seem destined to remain.
The state of Oklahoma made use of the death penalty for the first time in nearly seven years on Oct. 28, 2021, with the execution of John Marion Grant.
Both parties are importing big names to convince anyone who remains undecided, and more importantly, to get out the vote from committed supporters.
Democrat Letitia James heads toward Election Day as the attorney general front-runner, though Republican Michael Henry – showing some strength in the polls – will have something to say about it.
As Gov. Kathy Hochul's faceoff against Republican Lee Zeldin enters its final days, she is charging harder than at any other time in her long political career.
Scott Mosher, of Newton, North Carolina, dicusses his medical bills, which total over $80,000. (Robert C. Reed, Hickory Daily Record)
Republican gubernatorial candidate Lee Zeldin campaign in New York City last weekend. Here are photos from some of his stops.
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Zeldin is sticking to a calculated game plan of constant appearances before potential Democratic defectors. He cites former Republican Gov. George E. Pataki's three consecutive victories in 1994, 1998 and 2002, and thinks it can be done again.
It is now being called a murder-suicide.
Staff and trustees of an upstate New York health foundation erupted in jubilation Thursday when they learned that MacKenzie Scott bestowed $9 million on the organization to help them address its work with racial and health inequities.
It is now being called a murder-suicide.
Last week, as I traveled home to Roanoke, I wanted to see how the seasons were changing.
Visitors get a hay ride out to the pumpkin patch to pick pumpkins during Pumpkin Picking and Fun at Ashland Berry Farm in Hanover County, Va., Saturday, October 22, 2022. Video by Alexa Welch Edlund/Times-Dispatch
Ashland Berry Farm holds Pumpkin Picking and Fun Sat., Oct. 22, 2022.