Guilty Plea In Felony Medicaid Fraud Case

A Fallston woman has pleaded guilty in the Circuit Court for Baltimore City to one count of felony Medicaid fraud for billing the Medicaid program for psychotherapy services she was not licensed to perform.

SD Lawmakers Work on Budget

South Dakota lawmakers have started to put together a state budget without knowing whether they will get an extra $36 million in federal aid to make the job easier.

A look at Democrats' health care overhaul

This story is ranked # 1,954 of 2,302 Related Topics: President Barack Obama and congressional Democrats are pulling together a final version of a health care overhaul bill and pushing for House votes as early as next week.

Idaho's Jobless Rate Ticks Up Slightly

The state Department of Labor says the unemployment rate edged up slightly to 9.5 percent last month as Idaho's pool of unemployed workers swelled to a record 71,600. The agency said Friday that employers hired fewer workers in January and February than any other two-month period on record, shedding roughly 5,900 jobs since the beginning of the ...

Check On OSU Shooting Suspect Found No Criminal Past

Ohio State University says a background check on a janitor who shot two supervisors didn't reveal a criminal record, even though he had spent five years in prison.

Powder in envelope that led to evacuation at Montana Department of Labor was crushed pain pill

The white powder that caused a scare at a state office building this week was actually a pain relief tablet that apparently fell into an envelope before a woman mailed in some paperwork, Helena police said.

Montana EPA office has new director

HELENA - The Environmental Protection Agency has named Julie DalSoglio the director of its Montana office.

Well Users Urged to Test Water

People who use private wells are being urged to have them tested to make sure water hasn't been contaminated by runoff caused by snow melt.

ACC Reaffirms Support For TSCA Reform In Hearing Calls For Open...

American Chemistry Council President and CEO, Cal Dooley, recently submitted a statement for the record to the Senate Environment and Public Works Committee's Subcommittee on Superfund, Toxics and Environmental Health hearing on business perspectives for reform of the Toxic Substances Control Act .

Lehman report may point way for criminal charges

An explosive report by a court-appointed examiner on the collapse of Lehman Brothers and its former chief executive, Kenneth Lewis, and former chief financial officer, Joe Price, accusing them of misleading shareholders about the bank's acquisition of Merrill Lynch & Co.

ImageXpres Corp Releases 2009 Financial Statements

ImageXpres Corporation , a US-based digital imaging and printing company, today posted its financial statements for the 2009 year, including balance sheet and income statement dated December 31.

AVEO Raises 23% Less Than Sought in First U.S. Biotechnology IPO of 2010

AVEO Pharmaceuticals Inc. , which is developing a treatment for kidney cancer, sold $81 million of shares in its initial public offering, raising 23 percent less than it sought after delaying its IPO by one day.