Politics
Preliminary numbers from the government show more than eight million people have signed up for coverage next year under former President Obama's health care law.
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The 2020 sign-up season for the Affordable Care Act is getting underway with premiums down slightly in many states and more health plan choices for consumers.
The government says sign-ups for Affordable Care Act coverage next year are better than expected, with 8.5 million enrolled.
Christianity
The Salvation Army of Washoe County has started sign-ups for families needing help this holiday season.
The government says more than 8.7 million people have signed up for coverage next year under the Obama-era health care law, exceeding expectations for a program that President Trump has unsuccessfully tried to repeal.
The six week sign-up period is half as long as open enrollment in 2016, when more than 89,000 people bought insurance on the exchange.
The Salvation Army of Reno will extend its Christmas assistance registration to Friday, December 8.
More than 600,000 people signed up for coverage under the Affordable Care Act in the first week of open enrollment, the government said Thursday.
The Obama administration says a little over 1 million people renewed coverage or signed up for the first time through HealthCare.gov around the start of open enrollment.
With a month to go in the 2015 open enrollment season, the Obama administration says sign-ups under the president's health care law are edging higher.