Michigan Parents in Limbo as Free School Meal Program Faces Uncertain Future Amid Budget Stalemate
Michigan parents are uncertain about the continuation of free school meals due to state budget impasses affecting the program's funding. Some districts have pledged free meals until September 30, while others have budgeted for the entire school year.
Atlanta VA Nurses Rally Against Proposed Staff Cuts, VA Cites Resource Reallocation
Nurses and advocates protest against staffing and service cuts at the Atlanta VA Medical Center, citing concerns over veteran care, particularly for those with mental illnesses. The VA claims it's reallocating resources, not cutting staff.
"Full Body Burden" Documentary Brings Rocky Flats' Nuclear Legacy to Screen: A Tale of Environmental Alert and Personal History
New documentary based on Kristen Iversen's book about growing up near Colorado's contaminated Rocky Flats nuclear plant is discussed by University of Cincinnati, highlighting environmental and political issues.
Wake County Schools Bolster Safety Measures with Community Policing and New Tech Ahead of School Year
Wake County's SRO summit at Millbrook High School focuses on enhancing school safety through community policing, relationship building with students, and the introduction of new technologies like the RAVE Panic Button and Say Something apps.
Gwinnett County Boosts Support for Children, Seniors, and First Responders with New Grants and Initiatives
The Gwinnett County Board of Commissioners approved funding for children's, seniors', and first responders' services, including a grant for CASA and a new fire training tower. K9 Nitro was honored upon retirement.
Jazz Legend Sheila Jordan Dies at 96 in New York City, Leaves Lasting Legacy in Music and Education
Jazz singer Sheila Jordan has died at 96 in her NYC home. The NEA Jazz Master and influential teacher was known for bebop and scat singing. She is survived by her daughter and was listening to jazz in her final moments.
Fort Lauderdale Hosts Australian Leaders for Climate Resilience Education Exchange
Australian officials visited Fort Lauderdale to learn about its infrastructure resilience and disaster preparedness strategies amidst global climate challenges. They aimed to apply the insights back in Victoria, Australia.


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