Golden Years

A New Push to Ease the Financial Burden on Older Floridians Florida lawmakers are moving forward with a proposal that could dramatically reshape the way seniors experience homeownership in the

A Month to Recognize Quiet Heroes Every November, Texans join the nation in recognizing National Family Caregivers Month, a time devoted to honoring the countless individuals who give their time,

After weeks of uncertainty surrounding the future of Kentucky’s senior meal program, officials have announced that funding will be restored following sustained public concern and calls from legislators for swift

More than a month after the Department for Aging and Independent Living announced a federal funding shortfall affecting senior meal services across Kentucky, lawmakers are urging the administration to act

Statewide Investment Strengthens Senior Programs and Facilities Three senior centers in Loudon and Monroe Counties in Tennessee are among 125 centers across the state receiving grant funding to improve services,

If you’ve ever found yourself in a full-blown philosophical debate with your dog, or tried reasoning with a cat who’s clearly plotting your demise, congratulations—you might be slowing your cognitive

Wisconsin Senate President Mary Felzkowski cast her vote this week in favor of a series of bipartisan-backed bills aimed at improving healthcare access, school safety, emergency services, and child protection

Roughly 60% of Americans report having money tucked away in a retirement savings account like a 401(k), 403(b), or IRA, according to a new Gallup survey. While that may seem

Four bills authored by Senator Romaine Quinn passed the Wisconsin State Senate this week, each one quietly tackling everyday issues that hit close to home for people in Northwest Wisconsin.

In a recent critique, Senator Jason Rarick raised serious concerns about the Minnesota Senate Democrats’ proposed Human Services budget and the detrimental impact it could have on nursing homes across