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Monday, April 21, 2025
Financial Literacy Awareness Month: Time for a budget reset?
April is Financial Literary Awareness Month and Hoosiers who are worried about inflation or watching their retirement account on the stock-market roll…
Monday, April 21, 2025
Proposed Medicaid cuts threaten lifeline for TN caregivers
A Tennessee nonprofit is warning that potential Medicaid cuts could threaten crucial support for the state's nearly 1 million family caregivers…
Monday, April 21, 2025
WV child care crisis expected to worsen as lawmakers fail to take action
West Virginia lawmakers continue their inaction on improving access to child care. House Bill 2026 would have allocated $32 million toward child …
IN sexual assault victims often suffer in silence, urged to seek help
April is Sexual Assault Awareness Month. Crimes against men and women ranging from grabbing and fondling to rape to criminally deviant conduct are …
AR advocates concerned by cuts to programs for unhoused
It is estimated more than 2,600 people live on the streets across Arkansas. Since taking office, President Donald Trump has proposed a "treatment …
Unique approach to helping WA homeless youth 'highly effective'
A unique approach to preventing youth homelessness in Washington is proving highly effective, with more than 93% of participants still housed one …
Research: One in seven Utah children is a victim of sexual abuse
April is National Child Abuse Prevention Month, and new research at Utah State University finds one in seven Utah children experiences sexual abuse --…
IN child abuse cases rise, leave mental, physical scars
More than 7,500 Indiana children were removed from their homes last year because of abuse and neglect. According to The Indiana Youth Institute's 2024…
AARP Iowa pushes back on Social Security changes
The Social Security Administration is standing down on implementing a plan which would have dramatically affected how recipients can access critical b…
Colorado colleges tap NYC program to get homegrown talent into good jobs
Colorado educators are hoping that a successful accelerated degree program known as ASAP, grown at City University of New York, will take root in two …
Ohio's new law: What it means for educators, LGBTQ+ students
By Vanessa Davidson / Broadcast version by Farah Siddiqi reporting for the Kent State NewsLab-Ohio News Connection Collaboration. Ohio’s House …
Pennsylvania faces in-home care crisis amid severe workforce shortages
A lack of access to in-home care in Pennsylvania has reached a crisis point, according to professionals in the field, leaving thousands of residents …