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MISSOULA, Mont. - After the most recent school shooting in St. Louis left three dead and seven injured, school safety is again at the forefront of conversation. Here in Montana,

Saskatchewan's Ministry of Justice and Attorney General is welcoming new family law screening officers to Court of King’s Bench.

JACKSON, Tenn. -- Ernest Brooks II has resigned from Jackson City Council to accept a position with the Shelby County District Attorney General's Office.

The Saskatchewan government is taking more steps to support families who are going through separations or divorces. The Ministry of Justice and Attorn...

The Saskatchewan government is taking more steps to support families who are going through separations or divo...

Social psychologist Linda Tropp and doctoral student Trisha Dehrone in Tropp’s Intergroup Relations and Social Justice Lab collaborated with the nonprofits American Immigration Council and Welcoming America to author a new publication – “ Cultivating Contact: A Guide to Building Bridges and Meaningful Connections Between Groups .&

118 suspects and 482 victims are young people this year.

'Shrew' The show goes on! Opening weekend may have been canceled, but that just means Foul Contending Rebels Theatre Collective’s Shrew is more a must-see than ever. The troupe puts a characteristically feminist spin on Shakespeare’s The Taming of the Shrew, a play that has inspired 400 years of debate over whether it is earnestly sexist or a parody of misogyny. The Foul Contending Rebels present it as a tragedy about patriarchy, abuse and two sisters torn apart, and a portio...

Macon Violence Prevention Initiative (MVP) leaders are calling on the community to help prevent violence in Macon-Bibb.

LE MARS -- The Le Mars United Way Board of Directors has approved funding levels to local agencies for the 2022-23 fiscal year. This year $202,280 was awarded to 21 programs run by local agencies....