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Are you looking for a remote job? Make sure that online job posting is real and not a job scam. One Fort Myers business owner says con artists used his business' name to get money out of job seekers.

As communities across Pennsylvania and the nation face a rise in juvenile crime, local law makers are on a time crunch to find detention facilities.

Northwestern is the latest in a long line of universities to come under public scrutiny due to a scandal over hazing, a practice that has refused to go extinct in colleges and high schools despite multiple concerted efforts to end it. Hazing, which in rare instances has proven fatal, in particular plagues sports teams and…

A new addition to the MyTN app allows easy access to mental health resources and addiction services, and it's not just for those who are insured.

North Carolina is one of 44 states with anti-hazing laws.

MINDEN — Douglas County Board of Commissioners awarded $125,200 in grant funding through the Community Grant Program to non-profit organizations that provide substantial benefit to residents of the community on January 6, 2022.

MARQUETTE — Upper Peninsula Community That Care group is made up of the eight Communities That Care coalitions working to reduce youth substance use, depressi

MARQUETTE — UPCTC is a group of the eight Communities That Care (CTC) coalitions working to reduce youth substance use, depression and more in the Upper Penin

The TenterLIFE Suicide Prevention Network have joined the Blue Tree Project which is a national initiative with 958...

Hazing is not new at Chico State. The latest offense comes from the fraternity Delta Chi. Chico State became aware of Delta Chi’s hazing rituals after an incident report form was submitted to the Student Conduct, Rights and Responsibilities office in March. The Delta Chi Fraternity national office announced the revocation of the fraternity’s charter...