(KNOX) –North Dakota Health and Human Services is implementing changes to the state’s Medicaid program starting January 1st. Adults that are between the ages of 19 and 64 must complete either a work, training, volunteer, or educational program for at least 80 hours per month to maintain coverage.
The new changes come after Congress passed the Working Families Tax Cut Act last year.
U.S. Department of Health and Human Services Providing Over $20 Million In Funding For North Dakota Tribal Entities
(KNOX) - The Administration for Children and Families which is a part of the U.S. Department of Health and Human Services is providing over $20 million in funding for tribal entities in North Dakota. The funding is coming from the Low Income Home Ene...
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GoFundMe Created For Grand Forks Family Displaced From House Fire
(KNOX) - A GoFundMe has been started for a Grand Forks family of seven who have been displaced because of a house fire. The fire happened last Wednesday at 2210 4th Avenue North, and it was deemed to be an accident as it started from an electrical ou...
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North Dakota Right To Life Executive Director Bridget Turbide Joins KNOX To Discuss Measure 1
(KNOX) - One of the two measures that North Dakotans will vote on this year would change the voter threshold from a simple majority to a 60 percent requirement to pass future constitutional ballot measures if approved. Bridget Turbide is the Executiv...
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Grand Forks City Council Makes Several Approvals At Monday's City Council Meeting
(KNOX) - The Grand Forks City Council voted to approve and certify a special assessment of a project that helps with drainage issues. The project started in 2023 and was finished this August. The project adds one new pump station and upgrades two exi...
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