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This year’s Joplin Interfaith Coalition bake sale reflects the organization’s goal of helping those in need — a mission it shares with the beneficiary of the bake sale: Bright Futures

Multiple Ukrainians living in Ontario who told CBC Toronto there is still a need for support from Canada both on the front lines and here at home.

The bill would reform the asylum process, issue more work permits and stop entry into the U.S. when border encounters reach a certain number.

(KOAM) - The First Presbyterian Church of Joplin hosts a monthly charity luncheon for the community to support RAISE (Refugee and Immigrant Services & Education).

Today, the Welcome Corps is celebrating its first anniversary as the flagship program for private sponsorship of refugees in the United States. Through the Welcome Corps, everyday Americans are stepping up to directly support the resettlement of refugees in communities across the country. In the first year of the program, more than 15,000 Americans answered the call to serve by applying to sponsor more than 7,000 refugees.

Answers to questions about city code enforcement at self-storage facilities … whether suspended athletes still benefit from their NIL contracts … and why the truck entrance for the new QuikTrip

Imagining what New Haven would look like in 10 years. The city launched Vision 2034 to get community input on a concrete plan. As New Haven approaches its 250th...

Answers to questions about city code enforcement at self-storage facilities … whether suspended athletes still benefit from their NIL contracts … and why the truck entrance for the new QuikTrip

CBE will reach out to corporate sector, non-profits and engage with families on a new education plan to better support students.

NEOSHO, Mo. (KOAM) - Crowder College Adult Education and Literacy (AEL) is set to host a childrens book drive as part of its Love of Literacy initiative, aimed at promoting