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A federal judge slams the brakes on U.S. Postal Service changes nationwide; and we take you to the state 'out front' for clean elections.

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Hunger/Food/Nutrition

A new Census Bureau report says 143,000 Minnesota children are living in poverty. Nationwide, the number is 10.5 million. (Adobe Stock)
New Child Poverty Report Shows Mixed Data for MN
Friday, September 18, 2020
MINNEAPOLIS -- Newly released figures show Minnesota's overall childhood poverty rate declined last year. But the Census Bureau report indicates ...Read More
Supporters of Tribal Colleges and Universities are calling on Congress to set aside at least $40 million per year for much-needed repairs, digital infrastructure upgrades and financial support for struggling students. (American Indian College Fund)
Tribal Colleges Face Multiple Challenges in Economic Wake of COVID
Thursday, September 17, 2020
This story is based on an opinion piece by Cheryl Crazy Bull and Sara Goldrick-Rab that first appeared on The Hechinger Report. Broadcast version by ...Read More
Simple Cooking with Heart classes now are available online to help Virginians stay healthy during the COVID-19 shutdowns. (Adobe stock)
During Pandemic, Virginians Get Free Virtual Healthy-Cooking Classes
Tuesday, September 15, 2020
HAMPTON ROADS, Va. -- To accommodate more people dealing with health issues during the pandemic, a free heart-healthy cooking program for Virginians ...Read More
Half of New York City public-school families report reducing the size or frequency of kids' meals. (Trailbomber/Adobe Stock)
NY Parents Getting Help Feeding Kids
Monday, September 14, 2020
NEW YORK -- New York parents of children who have missed out on free meals at school because of the COVID pandemic are receiving food assistance in th ...Read More
New Mexico has 60,000 undocumented immigrants, and the lack of federal COVID-19 financial assistance offered them will lead to a loss in the state's economic activity, according to New Mexico Voices for Children. (NMSU/Josh Bachman)
Santa Fe Hosts COVID-19 Drive-through Testing for Immigrants, Families
Friday, September 11, 2020
SANTA FE, N.M. -- New Mexico's immigrant population largely has been left out of federal coronavirus-relief programs, but testing for the virus will ...Read More
About 67,000 Montana kids were eligible for free and reduced-price lunches during the 2019-2020 school year, according to the U.S. Department of Agriculture. (Africa Studio/Adobe Stock)
MT Families Receive Funds for Missed School Meals
Thursday, September 10, 2020
HELENA, Mont. -- Students who qualify for free and reduced-price meals missed out on those meals when school closed down in March. But a program ...Read More
The U.S. Census Bureau provides translated web pages and guides in 59 non-English languages, including American Sign Language, as well as guides in Braille and large print. (U.S. Census Bureau)
Window Tightens for Getting Accurate Census Count in Nebraska
Thursday, September 10, 2020
OMAHA, Neb. -- As the Trump administration works to end the U.S. Census Bureau's once-a-decade tally required by the U.S. Constitution one month ...Read More
A surge in hunger and food insecurity from the coronavirus pandemic is expected to have long-term societal effects. (Adobe Stock)
Pandemic Destroys Decade of Progress Ending Food Insecurity
Thursday, September 10, 2020
FRANKFORT, Ky. -- In a few months, the COVID-19 pandemic has destroyed a decade of progress in the fight to end hunger in Kentucky, according to data ...Read More
States are closely watching negotiations over a novel coronavirus relief package in Congress. (sherryvsmith/Adobe Stock)
With Congress Back in Session, Push for COVID-19 Relief Grows
Tuesday, September 8, 2020
SEATTLE -- Members of Congress are back in Washington, D.C., after their summer recess and novel coronavirus relief is the biggest looming issue in ...Read More
Blacks and Hispanics in Texas, at a higher percentage than Whites, say the state government should address economic and living conditions as public health priorities. (gabrielberophs/Pixabay)
Survey: Black, Hispanic Texans Cite Outliers to Quality Health
Tuesday, September 8, 2020
HOUSTON - To stay healthy, we're told to regularly see a doctor, but a new survey in Texas shows Blacks and Hispanics more than Whites believe ...Read More
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