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Arlington has awarded $2.4 million to nonprofits in a new equity-based grant program. The county announced yesterday (Wednesday) that a total of 22 nonprofits received funding through the RACE to Rebuilding Trust and Community grant, designed to "support historically marginalized communities, ensuring equitable access to resources, transparency and accountability." The Arlington County Board approved the

In August, the Pew Research Center found that 69 percent of Americans want strong climate solutions now, mostly to be accomplished by adding clean energy and phasing out fossil fuel. Democrats and people under 30 tended to be more concerned than Republicans or people over 65.

U.S. Senator Jack Reed helped pass four key spending bills out of committee this week, ensuring Rhode Island gets its fair share

VINCENNES, Ind., April 24, 2023 – At its April 19 meeting, the Vincennes University Board of Trustees approved tenures and promotions, received in-depth updates on student recruitment and the University’s Information Technology division, and heard from several students doing amazing things in and ou

The administration is hoping to set up a new statewide agency by mid-2024. 

Resources are available to help Riverside County residents transition back to work and to address the labor force needs of Riverside County employers.

Clackamas County launching free legal record expungement clinics, Local News, Lake Oswego local News, Breaking News alerts for Lake Oswego city.

SOAR 365 offers the opportunity to serve your community through "Help Give Our Children & Youth The Best Summer Ever!". This is an ongoing opportunity located in Richmond, Virginia.

The goal of Project EM is to ensure that no matter where someone is on their career path or where they are located geographically, they can get the support they require to get a job — or a better job — free of charge.

“We have to remember that behind the numbers are individuals who are trying to provide for their families and are trying to build careers for themselves,” says the program coordinator.