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Seven staff members from Pendine Park’s Hillbury House Care Home, Wrexham, are taking on the famous 10-mile Nightingale House Hospice Midnight…

A new program at Montcalm Secondary School in London, Ont., provides personal support worker (PSW) certification training for students in their fifth year. When they're finished in June, they will be certified and in many cases employed, something those involved in the program say will help address a critical PSW shortage.

To wrestle with SCAD’s impact on Savannah, the Morning News reviewed what was publicly available to separate fact from fiction as part of the papers ongoing efforts to shine light on the housing and economic inequality.

He was shot in the backside while abseiling down the inside of Blofeld’s volcanic lair in You Only Live Twice

Black families are moving out of Chicago, partly to seek lower costs of living and leave gun violence behind.

Late Bond girl Tanya Roberts' home has been listed for nearly $3 million a year after her death.

Though politicians refer to the cameras as 'race neutral', analysis of millions of citations found that households in majority Black and Hispanic ZIP codes received tickets at around twice the rate of those in white areas between 2015 and 2019.

Despite this issue, Chicago officials plan to stick with the cameras — and other cities may follow suit.

A ProPublica analysis found that traffic cameras in Chicago disproportionately ticket Black and Latino motorists. But city officials plan to stick with them — and other cities may adopt them too.

FROM our sovereign’s beloved Prince to kings and queens of sport, showbiz and public life, Mike Ridley says goodbye to those who have died this year