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LANSING – A veteran who was discharged from the military during the COVID-19 pandemic without any knowledge of support options was charged with assault.

ORANGE PARK – PACE Clay marked a significant milestone on Wednesday, March 27, when it hosted its highly anticipated Believing in Girls Luncheon. This event, known as the largest community …

The Kent County Sheriff's Office says it was the first jail to partner with a state program for incarcerated veterans.

As tensions between Washington and Beijing continue to ramp up, the arms race to develop the world’s first next-generation fighters is on. From submarines and fighters to bombers and main battle tanks, the U.S. and China are prioritizing the development of advanced and cutting-edge technologies. Perhaps the most anticipated sixth-generation designs are the upcoming

PG&E is giving millions of dollars to help customers pay their energy bills.

In honor of Giving Tuesday, Marietta City Schools invites community members to apply for the PEACH Education Tax Credit Program, which allows individuals and businesses the opportunity to direct their

NIH-backed four-state program will focus on biomedical innovations

In this episode of "Counsel That Cares," healthcare attorney Daniel Patten is joined by Susan Dentzer, president and CEO of America's Physician Groups (APG), to discuss the benefits and incentives...

The Louisville Central Community Center held the Reach Small Business Celebrations on Saturday afternoon.

Families will be able to apply as early as Monday, June 12 and know if they are eligible 2 weeks after applying.