Stewart will continue to lead 'the best f#@king news team' on basic cable, easing fears he'd exit the late-night show at the ...

BOSTON — Attorney General Andrea Campbell has joined about two dozen other Democrats in suing the Trump administration over its decision to pull the plug on a $7 billion solar energy program for ...

The Lebanon Police Department continues to bring attention to its new C.A.R.E. program, providing speakers at two events to highlight the importance of care when engaging with individuals with special ...

Hats off to the Nebraska Chamber Foundation — in partnership with the U.S. Chamber of Commerce Foundation — on the recent decision to bring the National Civics Bee to the Cornhusker state in the ...

Governor Andy Beshear is providing an update on state efforts regarding senior meals and relief to Kentuckians during the ongoing federal shutdown.

The BASIS Flagstaff girls volleyball team opened the 2025 season with its longest winning streak in the program’s 10 years of existence. Its seven straight wins to start the year were already a team ...

Community donors raised more than $70,000 for Oklahoma kids after an annual auction wrapped up to help eliminate childhood hunger. CEO and President of the Duncan Chamber of Commerce Kelly Arnold, ...

It’s been about 10 years since I attended the Marine Resource Education Program. I learned about fish science and fish management and how they worked together so I could impact fish policy. MREP was ...

ST. JOSEPH — A treatment program aimed at keeping jail inmates off of opioids when they are released will continue, following action Thursday by the Berrien County Board of Commissioners. The board ...

As economic challenges deepen and federal assistance programs face significant cuts, communities across the nation are grappling with a surge in food insecurity. The Community Food Bank (CFB), which ...

SIDMAN, Pa. – Forest Hills School District's new Ranger Wellness Program brings together the expertise of mental health specialists from several groups to provide a wrap-around service for students.

Smiles for Veterans, a local program run by Johnson City oral surgeon Dr. Matthew Sherban, is accepting applications to redo one veteran’s smile with a complimentary $50,000 restoration.