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"Hope is the idea that 'I have bright future in front of me and I have the power to make that a reality," Scott Butler says

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Firefighters say children are responsible for about $300 million in damage and nearly 300 deaths by fire every year in the U.S.

/PRNewswire/ -- Boston Mutual Life Insurance Company, a national provider of insurance solutions for individuals and at the workplace, announced today the...

Content by Project Harmony. Through the Connections program, Project Harmony works to link children and families with essential mental health services and experienced therapists in their area.

Joanna Halbur of Project Harmony, a child advocacy center in Omaha, said noticeable changes in a childs behavior -- such as a normally outgoing child who is more reserved --

Nebraska has reached a "cultural crisis point" in mental health availability, experts say, as long waitlists and a shortage in providers persist.

Experts say its become increasingly common for children to experience anxiety in the wake of COVID-19, which has stolen normal school years and upended social and emotional development of Nebraska

WILLIAMSBURG — Tracy Magdalene is a recently retired public defender who lives in Haydenville with her husband David Farnham and their dog Scout. It’s a world away from Ukraine, which is currently enduring war and has seen more than 2 million people...

Missing youth are at the highest risk for trafficking. A young person suddenly getting new clothes, money or a cellphone could be a sign of trafficking. If you're concerned about your child or another young person, Project Harmony said to give them a call at 402-595-1326.