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As the nation reaches the middle of Financial Capability Month, we at the Office of the State Treasurer, Department of Financial Regulation and Developmental Disabilities Council would like to take

In March 2024, Oregon quashed its efforts to decriminalize illicit drugs, which would have been the first of such laws in the nation, but the debate on how to curb

CHESTER TWP. — The Highlands Water Protection and Planning Council introduced draft amendments for Warehousing Policy Standards and Land Use Capability Zone Maps during its monthly meeting Thursday, April 18.

The new FAFSA application has caused delays and glitches, leaving students confused and in limbo. The number of applications has plummeted nationwide, including in El Paso.

Funding plans for Empire AI, a consortium that will create an artificial intelligence computing center at the University at Buffalo, were confirmed in the newly approved state budget. Empire AI

Wesley Adams, a student at Metcalf Elementary in Morenci, was recently announced as Greenlee Countys winner in the Arizona State Treasurers Offices annual AZ529 Future Career Art Contest.

STATE COLLEGE — Pennsylvania Recreation and Park Society (PRPS) invites applicants for 10 to 12 Recreation & Parks Technical Assistance Program (RecTAP) grants.

BOSTON — Downtowns, youth sports programs, churches, food pantries and nonprofits are among the myriad interests angling for a piece of the states nearly $58 billion budget.

OLEAN, N.Y. – The Connie and Sandy Wolfinger Fund and the Wolfinger Family Fund – two donor advised funds established by Harold “Sandy” and Connie Wolfinger at the Cattaraugus Region

Pitt County will hold a pair of public input sessions this week to help secure grant funds for the development of the Office Park Recreation Complex and the Lake Glenwood