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:30 PSAs from AARP Florida on avoiding post-hurricane contractor fraud (English and Spanish)
AARP Mississippi reminds residents about what they need to do to vote in the general election
:30 voter-education PSAs from AARP Texas (English and Spanish)
:30 Hispanic Heritage Month PSAs from AARP Texas (English and Spanish)
ABLE United helps Florida’s disability community save for a better life experience
The Senate’s new Credit Card Competition Act has harmful implications for America’s credit unions
To help support America’s pig farmers, Luke Bryan goes back to his roots
The IHS encourages COVID-19 vaccines for American Indian and Alaska Native children
Few vehicles excel in a new nighttime test of pedestrian auto-braking systems
On September 3rd, National Cinema Day brings America to the movies for $3
Geothermal heat pumps keep homes comfortable by unlocking the energy that’s stored in the ground
:30 PSAs from AARP Florida about hurricane awareness for assisted living and long-term care
Counterfeit products are always a problem for families during back-to-school shopping
Raise Your Hand Texas believes that the state’s future is in its public schools (Spanish)
Raise Your Hand Texas believes that the state’s future is in its public schools (English)
UnitedHealthcare’s new Virtual Physical Therapy program helps people manage musculoskeletal issues
How can parents help their kids deal with allergies or asthma during the new school year?
Avoid fake goods when shopping for back-to-school
AARP Illinois urges the U.S. Senate to allow Medicare to negotiate lower drug prices
The Small Business & Entrepreneurship Council rejects raising taxes on American energy companies
:30 voter-education PSAs from AARP Florida (English and Spanish)
:60 PSA from the UnitedHealthcare Children’s Foundation
The marijuana industry is projected to add nearly $100 billion to the U.S. economy in 2022
:60 PSA from AARP Pennsylvania on scams that target veterans
AARP Kentucky announces $1 million in grants from AARP Foundation to help support tornado victims
Future of Work Florida invites all to embrace career and technical education
A new poll from AARP finds that Pennsylvania’s older voters could tip the scales in 2022
E15 provides a lower-cost way for drivers to fuel their vehicles this summer
A multipronged anti-speeding effort succeeds in slowing traffic
Summer BreakSpot again helps feed Florida’s children while school’s out
AARP thanks New Mexico’s U.S. senators for their commitment to lowering prescription-drug prices
Gary Sinise discusses the 2022 National Memorial Day Concert
Gil Birmingham discusses the 2022 National Memorial Day Concert
Online resources from AARP help protect Mississippi’s military community against fraud
Dennis Haysbert discusses the 2022 National Memorial Day Concert
Joe Mantegna discusses the 2022 National Memorial Day Concert
AARP Alabama urges all voters to make their voices heard in the state’s primary election
The Leapfrog Group releases its national Hospital Safety Grade report for spring 2022
All Floridians can benefit from the high-quality career and technical programs at state colleges
More than a million near-retirees in Washington will now be covered by WA Cares
Groups in West Tennessee can still apply this year for AARP’s Community Challenge grants
Groups in Middle and East Tennessee can still apply this year for AARP’s Community Challenge grants
This year, 101 vehicles earn safety awards from IIHS, as automakers continue to improve headlights
New research from AARP shows a heavy financial and emotional toll on Nebraska’s family caregivers
AARP Florida believes that proposed new legislation would harm the state’s nursing-home residents
It’s never too late, or too early, for South Carolina’s adults to make heart-healthy choices
AARP Mississippi urges local groups to apply now for this year’s Community Challenge grants
Finding the right gift of fine jewelry for Valentine's Day is easier than you think
Florida Prepaid’s 2022 open-enrollment period for college-savings plans is underway
API releases its 2022 “State of American Energy” report
A new program helps Floridians with disabilities become first-time savers and investors
:30 disaster-relief PSA from AARP Kentucky
Time is running out for Pennsylvanians to buy health insurance during Pennie’s open enrollment
Tens of thousands of Kansans are counting on the Legislature to expand KanCare this year
A gift of fine jewelry can be a good way to show gratitude during the holidays
Because lawmakers have yet to expand KanCare, many Kansans still lack affordable coverage
AARP Pennsylvania offers tips to help avoid holiday-season fraud
PSAs from AARP California about new health-insurance subsidies for the uninsured (Spanish)
PSAs from AARP California about new health-insurance subsidies for the uninsured (English)
AARP Alabama offers tips to help avoid holiday-season fraud
AARP Mississippi offers tips to help avoid holiday-season fraud
Toyota again calls for Congress to avoid creating unequal incentives for electric-vehicle purchases
AARP Florida is working to make sure that nursing-home residents receive safe, high-quality care
Online events aim to help Marylanders protect themselves against holiday fraud
Holiday shoppers need to take extra care in trying to spot counterfeit goods
Now’s the time for Pennsylvanians to review their Medicare coverage and make any changes for 2022
Veterans in Tennessee are more likely than civilians to lose money to scams
Veterans in Kentucky are more likely than civilians to lose money to scams
The Leapfrog Group releases its national Hospital Safety Grade report for fall 2021
Toyota calls on Congress for equal application of the electric-vehicle tax incentive
A new tool aims to help Maryland’s veterans and military families navigate their healthcare options
AARP Pennsylvania develops a guide to help family caregivers with their responsibilities
AARP Mississippi continues to advocate for measures to help the state’s family caregivers
Impact-resistant roofing can provide Louisianans with both more protection and long-term savings
PSAs from UnitedHealthcare about vaccinations for the 2021-2022 flu season
A free, online workshop aims to educate Alaskans about livable communities
Adult education can help Floridians quickly increase their employability
Big Bear City rolls out new recycling carts, thanks to an investment from the beverage industry
Un nuevo reporte muestra reducciones significativas en calorías de bebidas consumidas
A new report shows significant reductions in consumer calories from beverages
New research finds a link between good headlight ratings and lower crash rates
Study: The U.S. Postal Service supports its parcel business at the expense of universal mail service
After a storm, Louisianans should be especially careful about potential contractor-related fraud
During open enrollment, AARP Alabama warns of an increase in Medicare-related scams
AARP Alaska provides up-to-date information about COVID-19 booster shots
Thousands of Alabamians still lack access to high-speed Internet
Likely voters throughout Virginia support measures to rein in prescription-drug prices
Minnesota’s vaccinated seniors are “returning to normal” at different speeds
A new report highlights the natural gas and oil industry’s progress in reducing flaring
UnitedHealthcare supports efforts to improve maternal health throughout North Carolina
AARP Tennessee awards nine local organizations with grants to promote livable communities
40% of Black and Latino adults have been targeted by a scam; AARP identifies the main types
Online events explore revenue options for dealing with Alaska’s fiscal challenges
AARP Mississippi calls on all nursing homes to require COVID-19 vaccinations for staff and residents
All children throughout Georgia should still receive their routine checkups and vaccinations
A bill aims to revitalize downtowns by encouraging the conversion of obsolete office buildings
Nebraska’s older voters want expanded access to high-speed Internet, especially in rural areas
AARP Alaska hosts a series of free webinars on benefits and services for veterans
AARP urges Marylanders who lack affordable high-speed Internet to apply for a temporary program
Special enrollment for Pennsylvania’s health-insurance marketplace ends on August 15th