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Former convicts booked in King County will receive a new federal grant aiming to help connect them with re-entry and employment services.

Idaho Launch officially got off the ground on Tuesday morning.

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The state began taking applications for the new postsecondary grant program — which could provide financial aid for 9,000 to 10,000 high school graduates pursuing a job in an in-demand career.

OLYMPIA – The Washington State Employment Security Department and the Workforce Development Council of Seattle-King County will receive more than $6.2 million from a four-year federal grant called Partners for Reentry Opportunities in Workforce Development, according to an ESD announcement Wednesday...

The project phase will be completed at the end of a 12-month period and is led by faculty and researchers in UW’s Department of Civil and Architectural

Gov. Brad Little declared October as “Idaho LAUNCH Month” during a press conference Wednesday at Teton Toyota.

RATHDRUM, ID. — Idaho students could have 80% of their tuition covered thanks to a new grant.

OLYMPIA, Wash.-A recently awarded grant aims to help individuals being released from King County federal corrections custody as they re-enter civilian life.

Gov. Brad Little visited the College of Southern Idaho in Twin Falls on Wednesday as part of a statewide tour to mark Idaho Launch Week.