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How to help remote employees create a healthy work-life balance

Spring Health reports that while remote work offers flexibility and productivity benefits, it poses challenges like isolation and burnout.  more
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36 years after the ADA, accessibility advocates turn their attention to the home

QMedic reports that as the ADA turns 36, accessibility advocates focus on home adaptations for aging adults, highlighting the need for safety measures and tech support. more
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States are rushing to regulate AI chatbots

Wysa reports states are rapidly introducing regulations for AI chatbots amid rising concerns over user safety.  more
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Food assistance available for areas Tropical Storm Arthur hit

State health officials announced Thursday that federal disaster-related food assistance is now available for Louisiana residents in areas affected by last month’s Tropical Storm Arthur. The U.S. Department of Agriculture has approved Disaster Supplemental Nutrition Assistance Program, or D-SNAP, benefits for eligible households affected by Arthur, a short-lived storm that spawned tornadoes and heavy rainfall […] more
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6 ways to get rid of poison ivy rash symptoms fast

GoodRx reports that while there's no immediate cure for poison ivy rash, treatments like calamine lotion and oatmeal baths offer quick relief. more
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AI search has moved the digital front door, and most websites haven’t noticed

AudioEye reports that AI search has shifted how users access content, with 95% bypassing homepages, revealing significant accessibility gaps on non-homepage pages. more
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Small businesses and accessibility: How to make sure your policies are correctly in place

Rocket Lawyer reports that Disability Pride Month is a chance for workplaces to review policies for inclusivity and accessibility beyond physical features. more
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Where the down payment burden has grown most

SmartAsset reports that saving for a home down payment has become more challenging, with many states seeing significant increases in required savings time since 2016.  more
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Natural vs. organic vs. clean: The truth behind beauty marketing

Ogee reports clean beauty demand is surging, with consumers confused by claims like "natural" and "clean."  more
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Is this the solution to your city's broken sidewalks?

Next City reports on Anna Apostolos, a capital projects specialist in LA, who helps repair sidewalks using nonprofit partnerships. more
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Missouri drops out of lawsuit challenging federal disability rights protections

Missouri withdrew this week from a multi-state lawsuit seeking to strike down a part of federal law requiring states to provide services to allow people with disabilities to live in their communities instead of institutions. The lawsuit began in September 2024 with 17 Republican-led states challenging a Biden administration rule that indicated gender dysphoria “may […] more
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The best battery backup for your budget

(BPT) - Key takeawaysBackup power solutions are essential with today's tech-dependent lifestyles, extreme weather events and aging power grids.Solar generators provide a noise-free, fume-free battery … more

Overdoses haven’t fallen as much in NV as in rest of nation, officials trying to find out why

Nevada overdose rates have dropped by 2% since last year, but that’s a smaller decline than in most of the rest of the country, and local health officials aren’t sure why. The number of people dying from an overdose has declined roughly 16% nationally, health officials told a district’s Public Health Advisory Board meeting earlier […] more
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Statewide EMS task force faces shutdown amid funding crisis

NJ's EMS task force, a statewide backup for local responders and preparedness planning leader, needs additional funding to operate beyond September. more
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Want to weigh in on Prop 1, the Idaho abortion ballot initiative? Here’s how.

Idaho state election officials are asking the public to weigh in on a proposed ballot initiative to end the state’s strict abortion ban. The Idaho Secretary of State’s Office will feature some arguments in favor and against the ballot initiative on a voter pamphlet that it mails to all Idaho households ahead of the Nov. […] more
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Alabama officials to ask federal government for two-year delay on SNAP error rate penalty

Alabama officials Thursday asked the federal government to extend a two-year reprieve from changes to a food assistance program that could cost the state more than $174 million based on errors in the program.  The One Big Beautiful Bill Act (OBBBA) introduced a penalty for states with a high error rate in the Supplemental Nutrition […] more
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DEQ asks Virginians how to best engage environmental justice communities during permitting process

When the Virginia Department of Environmental Quality reviews permits for proposed projects that would impact water, air, or land, the agency must consider whether projects would be in or near environmental justice communities, areas that are low-income or whose residents are mostly people of color who experience a disproportionate rate of environmental harm.  Now, state […] more
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Virginia dental offices face ongoing staffing strains and more state headlines

• “Virginia dental offices face ongoing staffing strains, new report finds.” — WWBT • “In the data center capital of the world, residents ask who the AI boom is helping.” — NBC News • “Study: Virginia has the sixth-best school system in the U.S..” — WAVY • “Department of Defense picks Virginia Tech for Fellowship […] more
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Surprise over Algeria’s World Cup welcome shows how media misunderstand Kansas and Lawrence

When Spain won the 2026 World Cup Sunday, journalists and the sports media reflected on the highlights of the 104-game North American tournament: the top goals, the funniest social media memes and the heartwarming stories. The city of Lawrence — and its hosting of the Algerian national team — came up often. The joyful bond […] more
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Poll: Americans don’t think recipients are ripping off Medicaid

As some Republican leaders are pushing allegations that Medicaid recipients and their families are defrauding Medicaid, a new poll indicates that most Americans believe they’re far from the main culprit. Most respondents also said they thought the overall Medicaid-fraud push was just politics. In addition, the poll indicated that when it comes to defrauding the […] more
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Be a Summer Santa: Support Toys for Tots’ Year-Round Mission

(NewsUSA) - The magic of Christmas doesn’t wait until December—and neither does Marine Toys for Tots. Nationally recognized as America’s flagship children’s Christmastime charity, Toys for … more
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Doctors warn Andy Biggs’ record on healthcare, abortion should alarm Arizona voters

Arizona doctors and progressive organizations are warning voters that Republican gubernatorial nominee Andy Biggs has a long record as an elected official of attacking access to healthcare and abortion care.  Biggs will face off with Gov. Katie Hobbs in November to determine who will lead the state for the next four years. Among the stark […] more
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Sharp monthly drop in Nebraskans receiving public food aid sounds alarm for advocates

LINCOLN — The number of Nebraskans receiving public food aid has declined nearly 17%, or by about 25,000 people, since last July when Congress approved a massive 2025 tax and spending cuts package, according to newly released data from the Nebraska Department of Health and Human Services. May through June marked the sharpest single month participation […] more
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Senate Democrats criticize AG’s office for not disbursing opioid settlement money

Iowa Senate Democrats criticized the state attorney general’s office Thursday for not distributing money from the Opioid Settlement Fund to organizations focused on opioid addiction treatment and prevention services. Iowa has received $365 million in settlement funds through several lawsuits led by the state AG’s office against opioid manufacturers, distributors, pharmacies and other parties related […] more
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Once a hostel, a new mental health group home for women opens in Salt Lake City

Kelly Cockrell said when her son was killed in a car crash at the age of 24, “I just spiraled.”  Cockrell, 49, said she started using drugs, lived on the streets of Salt Lake City for about five months, and attempted to take her own life before she was hospitalized. But she eventually got help […] more
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