Quick hits: Tick app; Northeast rice crops; health benefits of dancing; moon farms; meteorologists get to Hollywood - Entrepreneur Generations

As spring turns into summer, more ticks are hitching rides on socks, shoes, pant legs and hairdos. The tiny vectors bite thousands of people...

Cash-strapped Montana will be the second state to implement new federal Medicaid work rules - Entrepreneur Generations

Montana will be the second state to implement Medicaid work rules. (Photo by  John Kakuk, Unsplash) Despite depleted coffers, Montana is mov...

Democrats who want rural voters to switch sides need to 'show up' and fight for rural communities - Entrepreneur Generations

Democrats need to fight harder than Republicans on issues that impact rural Americans. (Rural Strategies photo) Building trust with rural Am...

Too few childcare workers and the extreme cost of childcare are hardest on rural families. Utah is an example. - Entrepreneur Generations

The childcare shortage is more dire in rural areas. (Photo by Kracken, Unsplash) Across the U.S., roughly 51% of American families live in a...

The cat's out of the bag now: Kentucky is home to one of journalism's rising stars - Entrepreneur Generations

Grant Gerstner after being presented first place in print reporting  at the CFINR annual awards ceremony. (Photo via the Era) Grant Gerstne...

Trump may see high gas prices as 'peanuts,' but they are squeezing lower-income Americans the most - Entrepreneur Generations

Photo by  Yassine Khalfalli, Unsplash In a frustrated remark, President Donald Trump referred to surging gas prices across the U.S. as ...

Walmart and Amazon are in a neck-and-neck race over online sales and delivery to rural Americans - Entrepreneur Generations

Adobe Stock photo America's biggest retail giants, Walmart and Amazon, are going head-to-head in a bid for online sales domination by de...

Quick hits: SS Edmund Fitzgerald mystery remains; internet carriers team up; complex beef pricing; what to wear for extreme-weather reporting - Entrepreneur Generations

At 729-feet long, the SS Edmund Fitzgerald was the longest ship traveling through the Great Lakes before it was 'swallowed' by Lake ...

The bourbon bubble has burst - Entrepreneur Generations

Tight budgets and health concerns have slowed U.S. bourbon sales. (Photo by Thomas Park, Unsplash) After years of sales growth and productio...

Opinion: Congress needs to act before the U.S. Postal Service goes 'bust' because of 'outdated constraints' - Entrepreneur Generations

The USPS does 'what no other business would do.' (Photo by  Victória Kubiaki, Unsplash) The U.S. Postal Service does what no private...