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People who work with problem gamblers say more money needs to be allocated to treat gambling addictions.

Governor Laura Kelly has announced the State of Kansas and the Kickapoo Tribe in Kansas (KTIK) have together received $17.2 million in federal grant funding to address the opioid crisis.

Residents, their families and invited guests gathered recently at St Raphael’s campus in Youghal to celebrate a successful move to community living.

The Western Student Association (WSA) held its first non-voting meeting in the Bernhard Center Wednesday, Sept. 21. During non-voting meetings the focus shifts away from the Speaker of Assembly and

Governor Ned Lamont today is commemorating National Disability Employment Awareness Month and highlighting the many resources offered in Connecticut to ensure that people with disabilities have full access to employment and involvement in their communities.

Patients are being sent from rehabilitation services to nursing homes because of a shortage of medical support workers in Kansas.

Queensland Premier Annastacia Palaszczuk has agreed to add Paralympics to her title almost a year after appointing herself as Minister for the Olympics. 

There will be a crowded field in the race to fill the four Evansville Vanderburgh School Board seats open in the Nov. 3 general election.

Prior to meeting Jan Dodge, I had never spoken with a legislator about issues that were troubling me. I assumed politicians would neither listen nor care. However, Jan not only listened and cared, but took actions to address my concerns about my son...

Parents of disabled children asked lawmakers Monday to address ongoing issues in the Kansas health care system.