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The people with the most extensive need for services are those most likely to be told they cannot return to the MassHealth-funded program.

DANVILLE — A student club in Danville continues to raise money for mental health awareness and, on Saturday, held a mini fair at the Washies Baseball Complex.

Three decades after the Americans with Disabilities Act, many workplaces remain segregated, and disabled workers earn less than minimum wage.

KINGMAN— Kingman City Council adopted the $365.8 million Fiscal Year 2023-24 budget and capital improvement plans, which include a new pay plan for public safety employees.

CT is increasing funding to group homes that serve adults with disabilities. But other state-sponsored agencies say they need more money too.

NextStar Energy battery plant begins hiring, confirms boost in plant capacity.

WHAT: NFB-NEWSLINE

A new Virginia law that went into effect July 1 could change the way school counselors spend their time in schools this year.

This week, Oceanside Theatre Company's "Billie" musical, singer Sasha Cooke, Korean film "Past Lives," TV show "Dark Winds" and more

Over the past few years, a combination of stressors from the COVID-19 pandemic has contributed to an annual rise in suicide rates in Schuylkill County, according to one local agency.