Tabitha Mueller

Four years ago, the federal government found the state was sending too many kids out of state for treatment. That number has been cut by more than half.

State officials announced a “dramatic drop” in the number of children with behavioral health disabilities who have been placed in institutional

A federal investigation prompted the state to invest in community-based behavioral health services that allow more children to receive treatment closer to home.

State officials announced a “dramatic drop” in the number of children with behavioral health disabilities who have been placed in institutional

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Officials said they have identified only 185 potential noncitizen voters in the state so far, and the number they originally gave was a “ceiling.”

Funcionarios dijeron que han identificado a 185 posibles votantes no ciudadanos en el estado y que la cifra que dieron al principio era un "límite máximo".

Ford's office declined more than half of fraud referrals from Medicaid. The governor hopeful says his prosecution rate is high and many complaints aren't solid

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In a spirited, lengthy interview, the attorney general addressed topics running from Medicaid fraud to rent control.