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Kalamazoo Loaves and Fishes says the need for food assistance has increased in the last few months.

A new report suggests that 39% of households in Connecticut -- and 43% of households in the greater Waterbury area -- struggle to afford necessities like rent, child care, food and transportation.

United Way of the Greater Chippewa Valley executive director weighs in on latest ALICE report.

United Way released a report revealing that more than half of the households in the city of Kalamazoo are considered financially insecure after the COVID-19 pandemic.

Even with the help of COVID assistance programs, many households in Wisconsin are struggling to afford basic necessities.

"I cant believe its been a year already," she said. "It feels like I read about it just yesterday, and its still heartbreaking to hear what happened to that poor boy." On May 26, 2020, Annville Township Police and members of the Lebanon County Detective Bureau found the body of 12-year-old Maxwell in his second-floor room. "Both the bed and the victims body were wholly covered in fecal matter," documents state. "The door and its frame contained three metal hooks ... to lock the child in his...

Annville resident Michelle Gerber said she still gets a disturbing feeling when she drives past the Schollenberger home. In May, Annville Township Police and members of the Lebanon County Detective Bureau found the body of 12-year-old Maxwell Schollenberger in the second-floor room of the house on South White Oak Street. Describing the alleged actions of the Schollenberger parents as "disgusting," Gerbers morning commute takes her past the home most days. Yet even months later, she cant h...