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A transgender employee claims his former supervisor within the Oregon Department of Human Services demoted him due to his gender identity.

A transgender state employee has filed a discrimination lawsuit against the Oregon Department of Human Services.

The Boys & Girls Clubs of Oceanside got a visit from Jim Clark, the president and CEO of Boys & Girls Clubs of America

Oklahoma City - The Oklahoma State Senate on Thursday (March 30) approved what a staff press release described as an "historic $700 million education package." Members of the upper chamber

Saturday morning the Michigan State University Tower Guard is hosting its largest annual fundraiser, the Shamrock 5K.

USGrants.org tracks over 361 funding programs and over $427 million in funding for education programs in the US

Members of the Oklahoma House of Representatives have approved an $800 million education package that includes a half-billion dollars in new funding

Displaced children—those living in foster care—are vulnerable. Federal and state efforts to help foster minors with temporary living arrangements are an important emergency measure to protect children from abuse and neglect. But removing a child from his home and placing him with a new family or in a temporary home causes instability, and research finds that foster children are in danger of negative long-term outcomes, such as failing in school and homelessness.

SOUTHEASTERN N.C. — Every Monday Port City Daily will share upcoming government meetings around the tri-county region. If there’s an item of public interest, we’…

DeKALB – Colorful block QR stickers are popping up all over campus on bathrooms, stairwells and prominent buildings around NIU – but when scanned, most students won’t realize that these patterns are not meant to be seen, but heard. NaviLens is the new app for self-navigation, able to detect special QR stickers from up to...