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NEW ULM — As they are in most places in the United States, correctional officers are in short supply in Brown County and have been for more than five years.

In the midst of an ongoing push from some members of the public to bolster resources for English learning students and their parents, Governor Ned Lamont is...

The clinic received a three-year grant to work with the health co-op. Based on positive outcomes, the partnership has continued and the co-op provides nursing staff each Wednesday for patient care.

Queens Public Library (QPL) on Dec. 5 announced each of its locations will now be offering live phone interpreting services in over 240 languages to help

Cost, transportation, confusion or missing paperwork can serve as barriers that prevent hoosiers from signing up for health insurance.

Residents have been cleaning up their area and transforming it into a location where people want to move to – and are appealing for landlords to…

There's been lots of talk about 988, the new suicide hotline number, since it was rolled out this summer. Here's what you need to know.

The clinic serves those traveling from and moving to other countries.

Northwest Florida has experienced a growth of Spanish speaking residents in the past two decades. Recently, the sheriff’s office and other public safety agencies are acting on the need to provide information in both languages.

Many people may not be aware of just how diverse this corner of East Tennessee is, but in Johnson City Schools, there is a great deal of diversity to be