Gov. Steve Beshear has announced a plan to get more than 35,000 additional children enrolled in the state's health care plan for low-income families over the next two years.

PHOENIX - The palm trees in many Phoenix neighborhoods will be left shaggy this year. The city can afford to prune the trees only on major streets. There's also no money for children's tee ball, or soccer, baseball or flag football. No money for a free

Sally Clarke, from the charity Merlin, says the health system in the Central African Republic is starting to improve - but there is much work still to be done.

An expansion of health care for children and families that Gov. Jim Doyle's administration said would not cost taxpayers more money is projected to cost another $25 million this year. Advocates for low-income families say the BadgerCare Plus program is s

WASHINGTON -- The Bush administration is backing down from a threat to penalize states enrolling middle-class children in a health program intended for the poor.