Bradley still lives the same ultra-frugal life he adopted in his early 20s. From dog sitting to crisis counseling, he juggles ...

Illinois is the only state that has yet to reform its tax sale laws after the Supreme Court found unconstitutional a process ...

As the Trump administration continues its efforts to cut down government spending, it’s unclear what funding will or won’t be available to nonprofits over the next few years.

"To date, more than $2 million in rebates have gone out the door to folks and families across our state, helping ...

CEO compensation for the area’s largest nonprofits range from $12 million, at the Dayton-based health insurer CareSource, to $37,887, for Caring Partnership International — a Franklin-based ...

The Williston Music Intensive (WMI) returns for its third year, Oct. 6-10, with a new focus on singers. This five-day event will culminate in a free public showcase at the James Memorial Art Center on ...

Portsmouth City Council voted 6-3 this week to have city staff “develop a detailed implementation plan for a Resident Parking Access Program." ...

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GOP rep blasts greedy social media companies for ‘poisoning’ and ‘programming’ kids to addictive platforms Rep. Jimmy Patronis, R-Fla., discusses legal challenges to President Donald Trump’s key ...

In an unassuming cabinet at the La Crescent Public Library, director Jess Witkins shuffles through a trove of cooking equipment. There are pots and pans, blenders, measuring cups and even an Instant ...

Denver's Career Service Board has tightened up eligibility rules for a popular paid leave program for Denver city employees known as Care Bank. Don’t buy the Cracker Barrel fallacy Bear attack in ...