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St. Edmond Catholic Schools will host kindergarten roundup and new families information night this month. The event is scheduled to take place from 4:30 p.m.

According to U.S. Census Bureau data, Florida is home to 22.61 million people -- and 12.7% of them live in poverty. That's more than 2.87 million Floridians. A higher percentage of Sunshine State...

The 18,893 approved applications will provide about $7,600 to use toward private school tuition, fees and other related costs, including textbooks and tutoring.

A family of four in Connecticut must make at least $126,000 yearly to make ends meet.

The Florida Public Service Commission (PSC) is participating in National Lifeline Awareness Week

The employee benefits 2024 open enrollment season is quickly approaching and, with newly released IRS guidance, employers should be careful to ensure the health plan they offer...

The Iowa Legislative Services Agency originally planned to spend around $107.4 million on ESAs — that means Iowa is currently $34 million over budget.

Donating my kidney added up to $5,000 in expenses that neither insurance nor the hospital could cover.

With donations from numerous businesses and organizations inside and outside Franklin County, United Way of the Tri-Valley Area is getting kids ready for school with a fully stocked backpack.

Some senior citizens in Alaska could soon get a tax rebate, but the deadline to apply is approaching fast.