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The state of Missouri is ordering St. Louis County to pay back $550,000 in federal grants improperly spent by a county contractor to serve some of the regions most vulnerable

St. Louis County owes the state of Missouri more than half a million dollars.

The Lone Star College Police Department earned International Law Enforcement Accreditation through The Commission on Accreditation for Law Enforcement Agencies (CALEA).

College registration can be a really daunting process, which is why Lone Star College has come up with a way for students to kickstart their college career. The Lone Star College Registration Festival is designed to help students and their families navigate the registration process. Events include help with advising, financial aid assistance, campus tours, and more. This week long event will take place at all 8 Lone Star College Campuses Aug. 5 - Aug. 12.

Barclay Stockett, also known as The Sparkly Ninja and a former Lone Star College-Kingwood student, faced fierce obstacles and delighted fans as she competed in the American Ninja Warrior show on NBC on Monday night. It was her eighth time to compete on the show.

KansasWorks and Workforce Alliance are teaming up to host a multi-employer job fair Thursday.

A legislative panel on Tuesday endorsed a request from the state Department of Human Services for $4.9 million in spending authority for federal American Rescue Plan funds to help Drew Memorial Health Center in Monticello continue its operations.

Week of May 29, 2023: Job of the day. This week the Workforce Centers of South Central Kansas are presenting jobs with a financial focus.

The Arkansas Workforce Center location in Blytheville will soon close its doors. In a press release, the Arkansas Division of Workforce Services said it was restructuring the Workforce Centers across the state.

The Workforce Center in Mountain Home is one of nine across the state to be closed by the Arkansas Division of Workforce Services. A press release by the agency