Critics questioned the use of taxpayer dollars to promote transgenderism while basic services got short shrift, with Mayor Mamdani falling short of a pledge to hire 580 more cops.

Lawmakers first adopted the program in 2007 to allow local governments within each of Wyoming’s 23 counties to decide how to spend money earmarked for infrastructure.

Cadets in the 88th class of Wayne Community College’s Basic Law Enforcement Training (BLET) have completed the program and ...

Is the marathon an ambitious first running goal? Sure. But we get why a beginner may want to skip some of the traditional running milestones—the casual 5K you run for fun; the 10K you do to see if you ...

A St. Landry correctional facility has become the first in the state to offer the SafeLand Basic Orientation 7.0 course, a nationally recognized workforce training ...

Richmond city leaders continue searching for funding to transition the fire department from basic life support to advanced life support EMS ...

The state eliminated $1.5M in funding for PCC's adult education program. With 70,000 adults in Pima County lacking a high ...

Despite having Maryland’s lowest percentage of struggling households, nearly a third of Howard families could not afford ...

Great arts programs, like Santa Rosa’s ArtQuest, are built over decades, but can disappear remarkably quickly. Across ...

There is something very special happening at Northeast High School in St. Petersburg this week. In an effort to help young ...

The funds would be a first step toward overhauling aging facilities and below-standard levels of care, longtime concerns for ...