Title X allocates millions of dollars a year for family planning services—including birth control, cancer screenings, and STI testing—for people from low-income households. Title X allocates ...

The current law defines rape as “any act of sexual penetration, of any nature, committed on the person of another by violence, constraint, threat or surprise.” The new definition will include ...

An Ozarks family has asked for help searching for two missing dogs since Thanksgiving. Also, a trapper warns of scams involving lost dogs. April has become an extra-special month for breast cancer ...

Title X is a federal program that provides funding for non-abortion family planning services, including testing and treatment for sexually transmitted infections, birth control, and screening for ...

Enacted in 1970, Title X is the nation’s sole federally funded family planning program. The program doesn’t fund abortion services, but it does allocate more than $200 million annually for ...

Enacted in 1970, Title X is the nation’s sole federally funded family planning program. The program doesn’t fund abortion services, but it does allocate more than $200 million annually for clinics ...