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Young people in the state with depression are increasingly reporting suicidal ideation or suicide attempts.

Several Lake County police and fire/rescue agencies have received retention incentives to further fund services as part of the Ohio First Responder Recruitment, Retention, and Resilience Program.

Dams and flood controls are build to withstand meteorological conditions as experienced today. But as the climate gets warmer, events at a magnitude not known so far will likely happen.

Catastrophic flooding in Libya highlights the worldwide risk posed when record-breaking rainfall meets inadequate water infrastructure.

The floods in Libya are described by experts as a “gray swan” event — that is, an event that is rare but predictable – that points to longstanding deficiencies in infrastructure readiness and resilience.

Trained local community brigades in Mozambique educate and alert communities about impending hazards, helping them prepare and stay safe during extreme weather events.

Civil and environmental engineering expert Auroop Ganguly described the floods in Libya as a “gray swan” event.

Ohio Governor Mike DeWine announced Wednesday that $5 million in grant funding is available to help local law enforcement agencies invest in body camera equipment and pay for associated expenses.

The program is delivered by the South Australian Wine Industry Association, and aims to support the development of key leadership skills.

GOSHEN TOWNSHIP — Township trustees provided updates on the township’s paving projects in its August meeting. Trustee Shawn Mesler provided unfortunate news on the status of the Stratton Road paving project, noting that the township had only received two bids for the project. Of the two bids, one had to be thrown out due to […]