counties and the state have put on hold a lawsuit about the constitutionality of a new law that would cost counties tens of millions of dollars in disputed Medicaid charges.
Author: Carma Henry
Carma Henry
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lawsuit over prison health care looms as the latest salvo in a protracted struggle between the state Department of Corrections
And the truth is, it will take more than a few years for us to solve challenges that have built up over a decade,” President Obama told a cheering crowd at the Democratic National Convention.
Nearly three percent of all Black gay and bisexual men in America acquire HIV every year
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Children ages 5-17 will compete for a chance to perform at Tri-Rail’s annual “Rail Fun Day”
library will hold two more months of free Saturday afternoon matinees in honor of African-American Research Library and Cultural Center’s
Doorstep Delivery of Pembroke Pines held their Ribbon Cutting Ceremony
Romney said “there are a number of things I like” about President Obama’s health care reform law, including the popular provision on pre-exisiting conditions
Lt. Governor Jennifer Carroll visited Port Everglades recently to see the progress on the South Florida sea-port’s