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Federal research and development grant programs for small businesses will be the focus of a free, hourlong webinar starting at noon Wednesday.

They’ll need a miracle

DOUGLAS — Two Douglas animal control officers who remain on leave had been dumping feral cats in the desert just outside the city, a Cochise County Sheriff’s Office investigation states,

For young people today, the “Australian dream” is rapidly turning into a nightmare. Isaac Nellist reports.

Stripping two Ministers of their portfolios just six months into the job shows Christopher Luxon’s management style is lacking, Labour Leader Chris Hipkins said.

Frederick County has awarded a combined total of $1.2 million in community partnership grants to 33 local nonprofits for fiscal year 2025 to fund various community programs and expand operations.

According to a TIAA-Massachusetts Age Lab survey, 84% of borrowers say student loans negatively impact their ability to save for retirement. The longstanding challenge is whether Americans with academic debt

Student and staff wellbeing and family and community engagement are among the priority areas identified in Lincoln Public Schools latest five-year strategic plan.

The fewer points the better in the states annual Municipal Water Pollution Prevention Program grading system, and Decatur Utilities had a 103-point reduction in its 2023 sanitary sewer system grade,

Montana behavioral health nonprofits largely supported recommendations presented Tuesday to the state’s behavioral health commission, which is advising the governor on how to spend $300 million allocated to bolster mental