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Governor JB Pritzker and the Illinois Department of Commerce and Economic Opportunity (DCEO) allocated $30 million to rejuvenate commercial and downtown areas statewide to accelerate economic recovery efforts.

More than 60 grade school students attended a series of fun workshops developed by the first 20 local educators to complete the King’s College STEM endorsement program, which seeks to

PEABODY — The Tanner City is officially a Green Community nearly 15 years after it first applied for the special designation from the state.

Controversy over House Bill 4156 did not stop passage of the bill in both the Oklahoma House of Representatives and Senate, and it is headed for Gov. Kevin Stitt’s office

PAWTUCKET – If you’re an artist or any kind of art/cultural nonprofit organization looking for financial aid, the city has just the solution for you.

Pennsylvania awards $200M to expand high-speed internet access, and a lot more is on the way. But the looming end of a federal program underscores the challenge of universal access.

About 42% of Americans have obesity, which has risen dramatically in the past two decades, and about the same number of seniors have the condition.

Educational Service Unit 8, based in Neligh, is a vital educational support hub across a seven-county region in Northeast Nebraska. Working closely with local schools, it provides services to students,

The Kindness Collective, the 2023 New Zealander of the Year: Community of the Year, is bringing back its PJ Project with the goal of providing 20,000 warm pyjamas to children across the country. From 1 May to 31 July, the Kindness Collective is calling ...

In all, 5,577 people earned their in-state teaching certifications during the 2022-23 school year, an increase of 1,357 certifications from 2021-22 when 4,220 were issued.