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Medicaid fraud unit wins $21 million from fraudsters, including in Hampton Roads (opens the original)
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An Attorney General’s investigative team last year recovered more than $21 million that fraudsters took or tried to take from Medicaid, the joint state and federal healthcare coverage for low-income and disabled Virginians. “These recoveries have brought the (Medicaid Fraud Control Unit)’s total criminal and civil recoveries over the past 44 years to over $4.1 billion,” Attorney General Jay Jones said. Virginia pays $8.2 billion of the costs of the $29 billion-a-year Medicaid program. The recove
For hundreds of thousands, Virginia offers help with Obamacare bills (opens the original)
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State funds to make up for the loss of enhanced federal Obamacare credits could mean more than 159,000 Virginians will see minimal bills for coverage next year. The General Assembly this year set $150 million for an Affordable Care Act subsidy program to offset President Donald Trump’s so-called “One Big Beautiful Bill,” which refused to extend enhanced credits. “We set some key goals. One was to reassure and stabilize enrollment across the marketplace, as well as to promote affordability,” Keve
Congress needs to act on AI dangers, Spanberger says (opens the original)
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Washington needs to take immediate action to control the dangers posed by the rapid development of artificial intelligence, Gov. Abigail Spanberger said in a letter Monday to Congressional leaders. She warned of AI’s significant impacts on data privacy, jobs and energy use in a letter to Speaker of the House Mike Johnson, Senate Majority Leader John Thune, House Minority Leader Hakeem Jeffries and Senate Minority Leader Chuck Schumer. She said the federal government has a responsibility to addre
Food insecurity soars in Virginia, study shows (opens the original)
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Roughly half of Virginia families with children didn’t have consistent access to enough food for a healthy life at some point over the 12 months ended in May, a new survey found. Overall, roughly four in 10 Virginia households were food insecure, a huge jump from the 10% figure the U.S. Department of Agriculture reported last year before it stopped issuing its state food insecurity data, a survey commissioned by Virginia food banks, the state Department of Social Services and No Kid Hungry Virgi
Virginia faces $1.7 billion gap in highway funding (opens the original)
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Virginia is facing a gap of more than $1.7 billion between available funds and what it needs to spend on maintaining highways to keep them safe and in relatively good condition over the next six years, the state’s top transportation officials say. The reason is a decision last year to shift money from maintenance work to construction projects, even though maintenance costs have roughly doubled in the past decade. Formally speaking, the cut was in sums that had been transferred from the highway c
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