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Sisters of St. Francis celebrate Catholic Sisters Week with anti-gun violence event in Aston

HARRISBURG – Exposure to lead, even at low levels, can have lasting intellectual and behavioral effects on children, as well as many other health impacts on adults. That is why

Media comedian Chris Nee writes 'Boy Meets Anxiety' to help those struggling with mental health

City Council members will have their first opportunity tonight to review a Local Law allowing code officers to issue fines for code violations. The proposal

When Kayla and Thomas Wilkinson’s twins showed elevated levels of lead in their blood at their three-year checkup, Kayla and Thomas were sent home and told to keep the twins

For the first time, members of the public will be able to listen in on a weekly meeting between South Omaha representatives and members of the Omaha City Council Monday.

What will the city be focusing its $643 million budget on next year? See the biggest investments here.

Grand Rapids City Commissioners vote to approve a new budget that will go into effect in July 2023.

Onondaga County and the City of Syracuse are administering funding to residents wanting to test their homes for lead and receive lead paint remediation.

Nearly 200 homes in the area will be evaluated to determine the level of lead hazard.