A SupplyHouse study ranks Raleigh seventh among 50 metros for skilled‑trades strength, citing training programs and job growth despite union‑related headwinds.

Denver Health is expanding behavioral health services in DPS as staff report more students in crisis and referrals for younger children.

Charlotte firefighter reunites with man he saved from cardiac arrest, highlighting the fire department's effective CPR response and team coordination.

The Westerville Division of Fire is recruiting firefighter/paramedics, offering paid paramedic school, competitive pay, benefits, and professional growth opportunities.

A Greater Cleveland Partnership report shows rising incomes and business growth, but local leaders say the region still lacks enough people to fill open jobs. Retaining grads and attracting newcomers are now the top tests for Cleveland’s momentum.

About 100 cats were removed from a Woonsocket residence Monday; shelters and rescue groups are caring for the animals and seeking foster homes and adopters.

Gorman & Company says it has added security and maintenance at Fifth Street School Apartments after reporting highlighted safety problems. Tenants say the steps are welcome but they'll wait to see consistent results.

A University of Michigan undergraduate says faculty misread disability‑linked writing as AI, leaving a 'No Record' grade that now threatens graduation. The student has filed a federal lawsuit seeking to pause penalties and preserve the transcript.

Charlotte spotlights two city service couples, the Greenes and Mahoneys, showcasing their love stories alongside their contributions to the community.

Parents in Portland pushed back after officials floated closing a 60‑year‑old high school, arguing a single closure won’t fix deep funding problems.

Screenshots show an NYC Health Department staffer using violent anti‑Israel language, prompting calls for probes and renewed scrutiny of the agency.

The Westfield Police Department will host training sessions focused on advanced police skills, including traffic stops, report writing, de-escalation, and the duty to intervene, from March 24-26.

DOJ files and reporting show Jeffrey Epstein gave at least $375,000 to Harvard’s Hasty Pudding between 2013 and 2019 and attended its galas after his 2008 conviction.