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Thursday, January 16, 2025
Mountain retreat to 'pamper' Colorado’s caregivers of color age 50+
If you are a woman age 50 and older, and you provide care for a parent, a child, a loved one or neighbor, you are invited to sign up for a weekend …
Wednesday, January 15, 2025
Veteran CO lawmaker sets sights on climate, child care in 2025
In 2019, Colorado lawmakers set goals for cutting climate pollution by at least half by the year 2030, and by 90% by 2050 - compared with 2005 levels…
Economists cautiously optimistic about 2025 AR economy
Economists are optimistic about the Arkansas economy in 2025. According to the Arkansas Economic Development Institute, the state has outperformed …
Ohio funding gaps leave Adams County kids in crisis
The rising costs of children's placements and a failed tax levy in Adams County have heightened concerns about the future of children's services in Oh…
Number of CO homeless families up by 134% in single year
The number of Colorado families experiencing homelessness rose by 134%, from 3,600 in 2023 to more than 8,500 families in 2024, according to new …
Boston gun violence memorial reveals people behind statistics
CORRECTION: The next stop for the exhibit is the Museum of Contemporary Art Detroit, not the Detroit Institute of Arts. (1:30 p.m. MDT, Jan. 6…
Foster care system celebrates 25 years of progress
California has more than 60,000 children in the foster care system and about 7,000 in extended care up to age 21 but many do not receive all the servi…
Concerns over CPS overreporting spark calls for change
CORRECTION: The number of reports to Virginia Child Protective Services that are found to include abuse or neglect is just under 3,000. An earlier …
Has Ohio lost its battleground state status?
By Vanessa Davidson / Broadcast version by Farah Siddiqi reporting for the Kent State NewsLab-Ohio News Connection Collaboration. “As Ohio …
IN Alzheimer's caregivers can comfort, support patients during holidays
The excitement of the holiday season is celebrated with family get-togethers. For Alzheimer's patients, large groups can produce fear and confusion…
SNAP funding in question as Congress works to avoid shutdown
Congressional efforts to avoid a government shutdown could extend funding for SNAP, the program formerly known as food stamps. And if the continuing …
IL Alzheimer's patients can enjoy holiday fun
The excitement of the holiday season is celebrated with family get-togethers. But for Alzheimer's patients, large groups can produce fear and …