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In place. There is nothing we can do to budget that until we get the warmer sector of the system to come in so we can modify it a little bit. What you are seeing on radar is high base but it is going over a very cold air mass. Highs will be extremely cool and very low. Winter weather advisories are out. The snow level will start to go up. When you get in the 20s and you get cloud cover coming in you will be hardpressed to get out of the 40s. Clouds are already moving again in the Mendocino Count...

Now in its fourth year, the annual Perinatal Loss Walk is Saturday, Oct. 14.

While Chicago is struggling as much as ever to accommodate asylum-seekers being sent north from the Texas-Mexico border, the relief valve found in some suburbs last fall no longer is an option. The change is the result of a shift in state policy.

Better Bloomfield – Community and Family Resource Program is hosting a formalwear drive. New or gently used formal wear, shoes and accessories may be donated to the center by appointment only. The ce...

MONROE, La. (KTVE/KARD) — Child safety advocates are wearing blue nationwide, as March 31st is Wear Blue Day to raise awareness for child abuse and neglect prevention. According to the Department of Children and Family Services, 2,104 child abuse cases were investigated in February in Louisiana. Whenever children experience adverse childhood experiences that can impact […]

Farmington Friday, March 17 Leprechaun house class, 9-10:30 a.m., Make & Measure, 3836 E. Main St., Ste B. $55. Learn to make a candy leprechaun house. Fee includes one child and one caretaker. Fo...

Eleven nonprofits have been awarded more than $1.3 million in grants to help them support local child welfare programs and juvenile justice and criminal justice reform initiatives.

Editors’ note: The Chicago Tribune and Injustice Watch teamed up to report on the challenges facing Illinois’ aging undocumented population. This is the second installment in a four-part series focused

The program enrolled over 9,000 people in its first year, but doesn’t cover long-term care — a dangerous pitfall for many undocumented seniors.

FAIRFIELD — The Restaurant Resiliency Program of Solano County is returning for 2022. The initial program in 2021 provided 3,200 meals over a 20-week period. It is administered by the Solano-Napa Small Business Development Board and the Workforce Development Board. Wells Fargo Bank provided $100,000