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The City of Alice entered Stage 2 of their Drought Contingency Plan on Monday, March 11. Residents will be notified of the restrictions lifted on the City of Alice's social media.

A new City Hall committee will evaluate all 68 free services Angelenos can request via MyLA311. Then adopt a policy.

A new City Hall committee will evaluate all 68 free services Angelenos can request via MyLA311. Then adopt a policy.

The Michigan Union boasts a new dining option available for all students and campus visitors: Qdoba Mexican Eats

A pilot program giving dedicated days to social-emotional learning at Capital High School last year has expanded districtwide.

The gap in mental health care access for Latinos impacts individuals and their communities as Hispanic legislators introduced a bill to address barriers and raise awareness.

The gap in mental health care access for Latinos impacts individuals and their communities as Hispanic legislators introduced a bill to address barriers and raise awareness.

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Far West Texas has a shortage of psychiatrists, but a state program is trying to fill in the gaps with telemedicine.