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Paterson's new drug court is now offering the Opt for Help and Hope program to help those who use drugs beat addiction.

The Public Voices Fellowship has helped UT professors publish writing about the U.S Mexico border, climate change, and book bans for nine years.

Amerigroup’s $250,000 donation expands critical education and economic opportunities for African Americans throughout the state ATLANTA (November 16, 2023) – Amerigroup Georgia has taken a momentous stride towards empowering communities and advancing education by contributing $250,000 to the distinguished organization, 100 Black Men of America, Inc. (100BMOA). This collaboration aims to uplift the lives of

State cracks down on fraud in infant mortality program, saying it is so rampant that it has already referred 20 Medicaid providers to law enforcement.

The $17,500 grant to help first-time homebuyers is out of money, but there are other programs available through RIHousing.

More than 9,500 students currently rely on the Invest in Kids program, which is set to sunset come Dec. 31. Lawmakers could renew it next week.

By Dwight Bachman An Ethiopian proverb fits Natnael Belay ‘20 like a glove. It reads, “One who learns will eventually teach.” The proverb speaks to Belay’s personality, creativity, happiness, love, and zest for life. More importantly, it references his inquiring mind and love for education, and his strong sense of social responsibility. Belay’s life journey

Republicans have delayed more than $1 billion in funding for the President's Emergency Plan for AIDS Relief, better known as PEPFAR, the latest complication facing a lifesaving HIV program that has been ensnared in a broader political fight around abortion. Created by President George W. Bush in 2003, PEPFAR has been credited with saving more than 25 million lives around the world. The nearly $7 billion annual initiative, which is managed by the State Department, has distributed millions of...

Illinois House Democrats introduced a bill Tuesday that would extend a controversial private school tax credit for another five years, which supporters say could prevent thousands of children whose tuitions are funded through the program from having to leave their schools. Originally signed into law by Republican Gov. Bruce Rauner in 2017, the “Invest in Kids” program touches on the divisive ...

The law governing the President’s Emergency Plan for AIDS Relief lapsed this month.