Raga Justin is an investigative reporter at Times Union, focusing on local news in Albany, New York. With a passion for uncovering the truth and bringing important stories to light, Raga's work has been featured in various publications and platforms, including Register Citizen, CT Insider, San Antonio Express-News, and more.
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New York officials could unveil their approach to artificial intelligence soon. Some counties are forging ahead with the technology.
Major health care organizations are lobbying the Hochul administration to boost Medicaid reimbursement rates over the next four years.
By: Raga Justin, Brendan J. Lyons
Governor's third annual address focuses heavily on crime fighting initiatives, improvements to mental health systems, but not migrant crisis or outmigration
A key advisory board on the opioid crisis has long endorsed the facilities. Hochul has not paid attention.
New York has contracts worth $27 billion with a company closely linked to a nursing home conglomerate subject to a sprawling state investigation.
By: Raga Justin
Without approval from the Texas Legislature, Texas A&M University leaders cannot remove the Lawrence Sullivan Ross statue on campus, Paxton said Friday. If they decide to relocate it, it must
As New York grapples with its own legal marijuana rollout, federal regulators begin eyeing relaxing restrictions on the drug's medicinal use.
Gov. Kathy Hochul said a physician flagged a cancerous patch on her nose a few weeks ago. She will have surgery to remove it Friday.
The state's oversight of specialized programs to help non-native English speakers boost their academic performance may be lacking, the state comptroller said.
The state is gearing up to replace hundreds of businesses involved in a popular Medicaid program. Those businesses are turning to the courts.
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