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The latest CDC report on autism prevalence revealed an increase among young children in the U.S. in 2020, but officials say this is likely due to better screening and increased awareness.

Cate Alix checks off the job responsibilities she has as an office assistant at Avon-based advertising agency Mintz+Hoke. Distributing mail, restocking supplies, scanning, making copies, inventory, keeping conference rooms clean and tidy, and — best of all — shredding. “Shredding is my jam,” she laughs. For her boss, CEO Ron Perine, having Alix in the office is about more than just her organizing skills.

Census falls to 127 at training school as costs increase

Gov. Glenn Youngkin has decided to choose which Virginians convicted of felonies should be allowed to vote.

PITTSFIELD, Mass. — Four individuals were recognized on Wednesday night for the contributions they have made to the community, particularly how they have affected the lives of children and...

Despite numerous requests from the Richmond Times-Dispatch and Irvo Otieno’s family for information in the death of the 28-year-old, state and Henrico County officials have withheld key records about his treatment at Central State Hospital or have refused to answer questions.

PITTSFIELD, Mass. — Four individuals were recognized on Wednesday night for the contributions they have made to the community, particularly how they have affected the lives of children and...

Gov. Ned Lamont’s administration expects state agencies to leave more than $415 million unspent this fiscal year, nearly triple the savings required to balance the budget.

Join NBC Bay Area’s Mike Inouye at the Hearts & Hands Luncheon in support of PacificClinics and the Bay Area children and families they serve. PacificClinics...

The CDC recently announced autism rates dramatically increased. Are we doing all we can for those with intellectual and developmental disabilities living in the Tri-Valley who need programs, housing and life-long solutions?