Denver Welcomes First Newborns of 2025 with Gifts and Joy at Local Hospitals
Denver hospitals celebrated the first babies of 2025, with the first birth at Denver Health at 1:49 a.m. The parents received 2,025 diapers. One-third of Denver's babies are born at Denver Health, which also supports families in need.
Bloomington's "Bloom in Bloomington" Program Launches Year Three, Offering Summer Internships to Local Youth
Bloomington's "Bloom in Bloomington" program enters its third year, offering summer internships to youth aged 16-24 to gain industry experience. Applications are open until March 14.
Veteran Homelessness Declines Amid National Increase, with Glendale, AZ Leading With Innovative Tiny Home Solution
The HUD reported a decrease in veteran homelessness despite a rise in overall homelessness, with communities like Glendale, Arizona, launching tiny home projects to provide support for veterans.
Hawaii State Employees Can Defer Temporary Hazard Pay to Island $avings Plan for Retirement Security
Hawai‘i state employees can defer hazard pay into a retirement savings plan. Enrollment is required by January 13, 2025, for account setup, and elections must be completed by February 21, 2025, for HGEA members and a later date for HFFA members.
Minnesota Rolls Out Medicaid Guarantee for Children Under 6 and Enhances Youth Healthcare Stability in 2025
Minnesota has launched Medicaid coverage for children under 6 and continuous coverage for certain young adults. It also recognized refugees' contributions and is focusing on mental health reforms and addressing various human service issues.
Clark County Enlivens Día de Reyes Festivities With Cultural Performances and Giant Rosca de Reyes
Clark County prepares for its second annual Día de Reyes with a day of cultural performances, activities, and the traditional Rosca de Reyes. The free event aims to foster community unity and provide access to essential resources.












