"Everything's being considered" when it comes to solutions for avoiding Social Security insolvency in less than a decade's time, U.S. Social Security Administration's commissioner says.

While drought-impacted small businesses in the Beehive State are still hoping for rain, they might be in line for some financial assistance through the U.S. Small Business Administration.

Terry Crawford faces $100,000 in flood damage to his Greenfield home. New federal disaster declaration opens FEMA aid and low-interest loan options.

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Utah businesses and nonprofits impacted by the drought are now able to apply for low interest federal disaster loans, the U.S ...