Local journalism crisis may be more in quality than quantity - Entrepreneur Generations

Map from Rebuild Local News Coalition shows the equivalent ranges of local journalists by county.  Discussion of the crisis in local news ha...

Trump loses support among rural voters; farm troubles cited - Entrepreneur Generations

North Carolina farmer Michael McPherson says diesel-fuel and fertilizer costs, and drought that halved his wheat yield, "are really put...

Flora & Fauna: Sentinel gardens; bats do good work; beavers saving ecosystems; firefly delights; seashore reporting - Entrepreneur Generations

Sentinel gardens help save North American trees. (Photo by  Sophia Simoes, Unsplash) Planting "sentinel gardens" in different plac...

In N.C., the $50 billion federal Rural Health Transformation Program won't eliminate health care deserts - Entrepreneur Generations

North Carolina plans to use its RHTP money on hospitals and clinics that are open. (KFF photo) The $50 billion Rural Health Transformation P...

New Medicaid work rules go into effect no later than Jan. 1, 2027. Federal guidance outlines exemptions. - Entrepreneur Generations

CMS announced exemption guidance for Medicaid's  new work requirements. As the "One Big Beautiful Bill" continues to remake Am...

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...
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