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NAMPA — As homelessness in the Treasure Valley becomes an increasing issue, a local entity in Canyon County is about to take a hit.

As homelessness in the Treasure Valley becomes an increasing issue, a local entity in Canyon County is about to take a hit, Idaho Press Managing Editor Teddy Feinberg writes.

Relief money to operate at full-time is running out. If the Salvation Army Nampa Community Family Shelter does not raise $300,000, it can only operate seasonally.

SIOUX FALLS, S.D. (KELO.com) -- A donation of $250,000 to the Sioux Falls Public Schools Education Foundation was recently made by T. Denny Sanford. T...

SIOUX FALLS, S.D. (KELO.com) -- A donation of $250,000 to the Sioux Falls Public Schools Education Foundation was recently made by T. Denny Sanford. T...

At first, Tina and Theresa Barnes collected their loose change to help someone pay for dental expenses. Now, the Yankton mother and daughter have taken on more needs, encouraging others to provide whatever they can — even the loose change in their pockets — to help others in need. “Our daughter, Theresa, is at home, taking additional graduate courses before going to medical school,” Tina said. “One day, she said, ‘Mom, let’s do something during the time Iâ€�...