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Genetic mutations causing childhood brain disorders and birth defects were identified by Recovery funded research into new DNA sequencing technique.

Read more about New DNA Research Sheds Light on Childhood Disorders.

Annual awards ceremony singles out IG officials at three federal agencies for outstanding oversight of Recovery funds.

Read more about Inspectors General Honored for Recovery Oversight.

The national Recovery fraud conference, held in Philadelphia November 15 to 17, heard from Vice President Biden, Rep. Darrell Issa and Lanny A. Breuer, the Justice Department’s Assistant Attorney General for the Criminal Division.

Read more about National Conference on Preventing Recovery Fraud.

Recovery award recipients report every quarter on their awards. Reporting for Quarter 3, 2010 ended on October 29, 2010. Recipients will continue to correct reports if necessary until December 6, 2010. FInal data will be published on December 8, 2010.

Read more about Recipient Reports for Q3 2010.

Rural areas of the country that have not access to high speed internet service will start receiving $7.2 billion in Recovery funds to bring broadband to homes, schools, libraries, businesses, and state and local agencies.

Read more about Update: Recovery Broadband Funds 100 Percent Awarded.

Recovery funds are being used to construct ramps at the I-405 and SR 520 interchange that will redirect traffic and increase road capacity.

Read more about Road Improvements in Bellevue, Washington.

A report by the Department of Energy Inspector General details its investigation into allegations of improper hiring and contracting practices involving Recovery programs.

Read more about Department of Energy IG Investigates Personnel Practices.

The Office of Tax Analysis estimates that, as of September 2010, $243.4 billion in tax relief has been made available.

Read more about $243B in Tax Relief.

Final Recovery awards have been issued for two grant programs -- the Regional Extenstion Centers and Beacon Community Cooperative Agreements -- to promote the use of electronic health records and increase the quality and efficiency of health care.

Read more about Update: Health IT Grants Funded by Recovery .

According to the Office of Management and Budget, more than $100 billion of Recovery funds are targeted at developing or enhancing new technologies that could affect a broad section of the U.S. economy.

Read more about Funding for Recovery Act Innovation and Technology.

The most recent USDA broadband awards are aimed at bringing or expanding high-speed Internet service to nearly 2,000 rural schools and 550,000 students.

Read more about High-Speed Internet for Rural Schools.

Recovery awards from the Department of Defense are funding two complexes to help wounded soldiers recuperate.

Read more about Recovery Funds Wounded Warriors Project.