They say federal changes bring costs to the state and could cost taxpayers more if the program doesn’t receive the proper funds.

Wrong by several decimal points. Talk about egg on your face. Worse was the fact that critics of the Climate Commitment Act called out the suspicious data before the department issued a correction.

The Wisconsin Department of Health Services is asking the state legislature to provide $69.2 million to keep the FoodShare ...

The KSLPA report released this month points to high turnover in DCF and the complexity of the system itself as root causes of ...

An Alabama Senate committee approved a bill Wednesday that would require the Alabama Medicaid Agency and Department of Human ...

The most consistently terrible program in the history of college football just went 16-0 to complete the most impressive ...

Since the passage of the "Big Beautiful Bill," 375,000 Wisconsinites have lost all or some of their food share benefits, ...

Kirsten Johnson, the secretary of the Wisconsin Department of Health Services, told reporters on Wednesday that DHS wants to ...

Perplexity has launched a free program offering AI chatbots to law enforcement, despite research showing 30% error rates and ...

DARPA’s FROSTY program aims to turn Arctic radio noise into radar, boosting U.S. awareness as the High North grows contested.

Mineola’s Board of Education voted on Monday, Jan. 12, to formally suspend Superintendent Michael Nagler after a board error ...

When the NCAA approved a longer preseason for college baseball teams beginning this year, it also increased the likelihood ...