Jill Burcum

The Scenic Rivers nonprofit dental clinic in Cook, Minn., is still struggling to replace equipment lost or damaged in last summer’s flood.

There’s a literal roadmap for finding $83 billion in annual savings from Medicare Advantage. So why are Trump and Musk going after scientists for $4 billion in cuts?

Innovative reform ensures state’s littlest, neediest kids don’t lose access to medical care during key developmental years. It’s also reducing clinics’ administrative burden.

There are decades of consensus by experts and blue-ribbon panels on how to modernize the state’s sales tax. Walz is latest governor to make another run at it.

Friday’s announcement of a new ‘framework’ with Essentia is welcome but a wait-and-see approach is in order.

As an Ohio senator, JD Vance supported the Great Lakes Restoration Initiative. As VP, his advocacy could play a key role in reauthorizing this historic, pollution-remediation measure.

The Biden administration has issued a proposed rule to cap nicotine in cigarettes. If confirmed, Kennedy and his boss should back it, but will they?

Joe Gaugler takes outreach seriously and is commendably hitting the road with information and resources.

Avian flu’s threat should prompt coop biosecurity review. Fortunately, how-to resources abound in Minnesota.

State’s health care community sounds the alarm about efforts to swiftly wring savings from program that funds long-term care, mental health and other essential services.