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Anicka Jennings of Jennings Arena in Green Ridge has been named as Central Bank of Sedalia's Unsung Hero for her work with the Honor Flight and Sea Cadets.

Bbc news has learnt an autistic girl aged 16 spent nearly seven months in a busy general hospital due to a lack of suitable childrens mental health services in england. and still to come, we look at the growing issue of homelessness, as charities say the sector is on its knees. coming up in sport on bbc news: rain causes chaos on stage five of the giro ditalia, as mark cavendish crashes over the line to still finish fifth. its nine months since russia began its siege of bakhmut in eastern ukrain...

Over a dozen Alabama celebrities teed off at the Greystone Golf and Country Club on Wednesday, May 10.

The Cancer Society has joined dozens of other health and community organisations by signing a new Health Coalition Aotearoa (HCA) petition to double the number of schools eligible for Ka Ora, Ka Ako healthy school lunches programme. Currently only ...

The Maple Shade, New Jersey community is mourning the death of a boy in an apartment complex fire there over the weekend.

Ran on a platform of draining the swamp, republicans refuse to drain the greatest swamp of them all, which is the corruption of george santos. the reality is that kevin mccarthy needs every vote he can get, and he needs george santos to remain in power and sabotage the full faith and credit of the united states. >> let me come back to you, paul. that seems likely to me, it doesnt seem likely he would be forcibly expelled and perhaps a prosecution will remove him on his own. just to be clear, it ...

Hatikvah: Blue Hope Foundation is concerned about the state of mental health support available for retired police officers in New Zealand. According to Managing Director Allister Rose, it appears that the police hierarchy is neglecting many former officers, ...

More than 33,000 charitable organisations taking part in the initiative to celebrate the Coronation and provide a lasting legacy

For what has been billed as the biggest single day of peacetime volunteering this country has ever seen. and one of the organisations helping businesses make a positive impact on communities is called — neighbourly. and joining me now is its chief executive steve butterworth. auguste three what you are doing today? irate auguste three what you are doing today?— doing today? we have got businesses _ doing today? we have got businesses all _ doing today? we have got businesses all over i doing...

Celebrations continue in the hours ahead with "the big help out" with members of the royal family joining volunteers at local charities. celebrations went to the dogs, sort of, with a bevy of beautiful cavalier king charles spaniels. cnns anna stewart has more from the puppy parade on kings road. >> reporter: its usual at royal events for people to celebrate on the streets. even in the rain. in decades past, youd see a lot of corgis at something like this. that was the late queens chosen breed. ...