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Adjustments to Arizona Medicaid might provide health care for 10,000 more children

Healthcare advocates believe Arizona’s decision to broaden the eligibility requirements for Medicaid insurance for kids is a good one for a state where the percentage of uninsured children has been steadily rising. Arizona’s KidsCare program will now be available to a maximum of 10,000 additional kids thanks to a modification in state legislation that was approved…

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In Arizona, auto insurance costs are higher than they are nationwide- This is the reason

Following Bankrate research, the average family in metro Phoenix spends approximately $2,770 annually for auto insurance, which is approximately $226 above the national average. According to Bankrate, the median price of full-coverage auto insurance in the country rose by 26% in 2024 to $2,543, a rise of $529 from the previous year. According to USA TODAY, that’s…

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How to submit a fresh DOLA grant application for temporary rental support

On Thursday, the Department of Local Affairs launched a new grant for temporary assistants. For Coloradans who fulfill certain income requirements and additional qualifying criteria, or who are at risk of being evicted or displaced, the grant will offer $30 million in temporary housing assistance. The introduction of our new rental support grant program demonstrates…

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Biden’s $1.2 billion student loan forgiveness, according to Governor Noem, is regarding “buying votes” to win reelection

Over 150,000 borrowers had their $1.2 billion in student loan debt forgiven by President Biden, however, the announcement drew criticism. On “FOX & Friends” on Thursday, South Dakota Governor Kristi Noem contended that the administration’s most recent moves are just another instance of Biden “buying votes” to secure reelection. He’s buying votes, says Kristin Noem….

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