Being without medical insurance can leave you unsure of where to turn for care when you need it. To see a doctor without insurance, take advantage of walk-in clinics, online membership ...

Minnesota’s Paid Family Medical Leave program, set to fully launch Jan. 1, will open applications Wednesday to those who welcomed a child in 2025. Gov. Tim Walz visited one of the small businesses ...

Paid family and medical leave will be coming to Delaware next year. First signed into law in 2022, the Healthy Delaware Families Act provides First State employees 12 weeks of paid family and medical ...

Biomedical research that began at the University of Virginia School of Medicine has yielded a much-needed new treatment for patients with the deadliest form of blood cancer. The federal Food and Drug ...

The Minnesota Paid Family and Medical Leave program will be among the biggest new state initiatives in many years, requiring up to 400 new state employees and nearly a billion dollars in start-up ...

OLYMPIA, Wash. – More than 218,000 Washington workers have claimed benefits from the state's Paid Family & Medical Leave program in 2025, amounting to over $1.76 billion. Starting January 1, 2026, the ...

Cliff Kaplan, 65, was in his sixteenth year working at a beverage distribution company in New Berlin when he was diagnosed with stage four esophageal cancer. While he went through chemotherapy, he ...

The kick off of Minnesota’s new Paid Family and Medical Leave program is just over two months away and the pressure is on for a smooth rollout. Taxpayers will have high expectations because most ...

Minnesota workers will be able to take up to 20 weeks off work each year when a tax-funded, state-administered paid family and medical leave program launches less than three months from now. It’ll be ...

Starting Jan. 1, Minnesota employers are required to provide their workers with paid family and medical leave. Below are answers to key questions as the deadline approaches. Minnesota’s new mandatory ...

With informed consent, you generally have the right to seek a second opinion or refuse treatment unless refusing poses a danger to the community or a court of law declares you “mentally incompetent.” ...