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Mental health services and drug addiction assistance will be available through the RISE program, as well as helping inmates find employment and housing.

Growing up, Kilgore saw how poverty and social status affected ones health. Barriers such as access to affordable and healthy food could mean the difference between sickness and health.

Graduating scholars were also recognized at a year-end event on April 22, where they celebrated with family and friends and also took part in a cord ceremony.

At iCode kids and teens can build and program robots, video games and more while learning critical STEM skills, time management and more.

Rafael Arciga Garcia, Gina Daugherty, Lisa Kulczak, Georgette Madewell and Rhonda Roberson each received an Honors College Staff of the Year Award certificate and a check for $500.

Here's when several companies are holding hiring events throughout the Triad

Want the best treatment for schizophrenia on the market? In California, you’d better hope you have government insurance.

If Virginia opens weed stores, watch for its biggest stores to be situated along our border. Remember the old days when people drove across the state line for lottery tickets?

Northern Illinois nonprofit, Shore Community Services is launching its latest program vying to raise the bar for equal and competitive employment for those with intellectual and developmental disabilities.

The Path Program has provided scholarships and mentorship to students from underrepresented populations as they come to the UofA to pursue their passions.