What happens if someone in your family needs urgent medical care but doesn’t have insurance?In New York State, the answer is simple: all hospitals are legally required to treat you in an emergency, ...

Family and Children’s Services was informed recently that it would be losing $2.6 million for the COPES program and the ...

Opponents say the proposal would eliminate protections and place kids at further risk. It also would modify child restraint and seclusion definitions.

A former migrant shelter manager provided incident reports showing crime increased along with migrant populations.

A bill banning personal devices like cell phones is on the way to Gov. Kemp’s desk after it passed the Senate nearly ...

As potential Medicaid cuts loom over millions of Americans, parents of children with severe disabilities are trying to ...

A Cincinnati school resource officer on the city's East Side, remembered by fellow officers for his big brother mentorship with the kids he served, died Saturday after a medical emergency.

The lawsuit says the delay in reimbursements is hampering the ability of federal, state and local authorities to issue real-time emergency alerts. U.S. District Judge Timothy Kelly denied a ...

The San Bernardino County Sheriff’s Department responded to Loma Linda University Children’s Hospital ... claims there is a life-threatening emergency at a specific location, leading to ...

UPDATE: N.J. school bus crash injures 14 kids ... and that the New Jersey State Police were investigating the crash. Woodcliff Lake Mayor Carlos Rendo said local emergency services were on ...

A state emergency management official said Tuesday around $56 million in federal disaster recovery funding has been placed on hold by the Trump administration in recent weeks, putting a strain on ...

At the start of the COVID-19 pandemic, Congress passed the Families First Coronavirus Response Act, which prohibited states from terminating people's Medicaid coverage until an end was declared to the ...