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Helping their communities is one way for colleges and universities to counteract crashing public confidence in higher education, advocates say — a problem that has been worsened by political attacks and self-destructive missteps by even the most elite universities.

SDHC awarded 115 rental housing vouchers to help Harrington Heights residents pay their rent, including 75 to assist people experiencing homelessness.

Kuala Lumpur: Think the saying “Don’t talk to strangers” will be enough to keep children safe from harm including sexual crimes? Think again.

CAMBRIDGE — Housing, sewers and juvenile justice were among four topics the Cambridge City Council shared as its priorities with state legislators at meeting last Monday, Jan. 22.

A grassroots startup promised the state of Tennessee it would bring jobs and invest millions but that did not happen.

After a two-and-a-half-year process, time is winding down for the public to comment on new rules for concentrated animal feeding operations in Iowa. Backers of stronger rules said the state is not doing enough to protect air and groundwater from leaching manure. The proposed new rules are the product of petitions, drafts, comments and regulatory analysis. ...

After a year in office as Clallam County’s Director of the Department of Community Development, Bruce Emery said his department has made some progress, but there’s still work to be done.

America’s Credit Unions President/CEO Jim Nussle wrote to the Senate Banking Subcommittee on Housing, Transportation, and Community Development ahead of

Some St.Clair Shores business owners were surprised last week when they received a letter from the city’s code enforcement department detailing the section of the sign ordinance that prohibits string lights.

Also: Marco’s Pizza opens in Bellevue for third Nashville location; Chicago restaurant set for east side