More people mean more public services, but who should pay? The newcomers, that's who, more SC municipalities are deciding.

The lack of transparency has left families with little information about how or why their loved ones were killed.

Sarah Gomm found her passion later in life when she began working with older people who need help downsizing.

Home Care Advocates descended on Legislative Hall in Dover Thursday, aiming to educate lawmakers about the lack of access to ...

The funds will be directed toward eliminating the waitlist of nearly 900 requests for services on Long Island, one official ...

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The RAISE project in Bangladesh, backed by the World Bank and research partners, empowers youth and returning migrants ...

Community members can walk in the shoes of Khayli and others experiencing hardships Saturday, May 24 during “In Their Shoes,” ...

Funeral costs are already expensive, and soon the cost of burying a loved one could rise. In March, President Donald Trump's ...

Compared with major American cities, the ridership on public buses in Minot, North Dakota, can seem relatively minuscule. But ...

Lawmakers debate nursing homes, costs to counties and Medicaid cuts in debates over the Human Services budgets, which propose ...