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Freedom House, St. Johns Homeless Shelter, New Community Shelter, House of Hope and Safe Shelter serve the homeless community in Green Bay.

Alabama Public Radio is celebrating its fortieth anniversary this year. The news team has generated a lot of stories in all that time. And we’ll be spending the year listening back to the best of the best of these features. That includes this story from 2019 by APR student intern Tina Turner. APR news spent fourteen months investigating human trafficking in the State. Tina produced this feature on the challenges LGBTQ youth face in Alabama when it comes to being trafficked. Here’s Tina’s s...

CEDARS assists nearly 700 kids and their families year-round to help them with tailored services to best meet their individual needs. 

The Florida Keys Children’s Shelter has received a federal grant award over a three-year period, totaling $600,000 from the U.S. Department of Health and Human Services Administration on Children, Youth,

The Ivy Hill neighborhood of Arlington Heights will be getting some new neighbors -- six young men in Shelter Inc.s Transitional Living Program -- after the village board unanimously agreed Tuesday to grant the child welfare agencys request to relocate its shelter care home from Golf Road.

After a marathon meeting that extended into the early morning hours Tuesday, the Arlington Heights village board voted unanimously to grant a shelter care homes request to relocate from Golf Road to a residential neighborhood.

Fritzls European Restaurant & Pub, a German cuisine mainstay for 36 years in Lake Zurich, closes. Amita Health is splitting up its massive network of hospitals and care centers. A stranger punches a 12-year-old boy without provocation near a bus stop. An African snake is removed from a DuPage forest preserve.

An Arlington Heights advisory panel Wednesday night narrowly endorsed a shelter care homes proposed relocation to a neighborhood of residents who largely oppose the move.

More than 200 unaccompanied youth experiencing homelessness were counted in 2020.

Reggie Jackson, a Milwaukee historian, is head griot of Americas Black Holocaust Museum in Milwaukee:  The wait is nearly over, but it will be two months before the judge sentences former Minneapolis police officer Derek Chauvin. As people around the country rejoice in the verdict, I remind them that the sentencing might disappoint them, and Chauvin will likely appeal the verdict. To celebrate now makes some sense, but it is a premature celebration of the effort to fix policing in America.  I...