Phoenixville’s University of Valley Forge will suspend academic operations after the Summer 2026 semester. Students are being offered transfer pathways as the college winds down.

Dallas-Fort Worth ranked No. 1 for Millennial net gains and No. 2 for Gen Z, according to U-Haul’s latest migration report.

A Buford seafood wholesaler will pay $265,000 to resolve an EEOC sex discrimination lawsuit involving warehouse hiring. The settlement also mandates training, compliance reports and a two-year workplace notice.

Louisville's Community Care Campus has reached a major milestone with a new family shelter. More housing and medical services are planned through 2027.

Akron’s International Institute is rejecting millions in federal funding rather than limit who it serves. The nonprofit now faces staff cuts and a $250,000 fundraising challenge.

Chicago-area naturalizations have fallen more than 80% in 2026, federal data shows, leaving permanent residents stuck in a growing citizenship backlog.

Kroger settled a wrongful-death lawsuit tied to a former Milford worker’s death by suicide, ending a five-year legal fight over alleged workplace harassment.

A St. Louis nonprofit reports average salary gains of more than $22,500 for women in its latest cohort. Its broader results show how career training and support can translate into economic mobility.

A DMV-approved partner is adding surprise fees to California registration bills while lawmakers struggle to rein in the model.

A Johns Hopkins public-health researcher was detained by ICE while boarding a domestic flight. Her Baltimore-area coworkers quickly raised tens of thousands for legal help.

Chicago will retrace Martin Luther King Jr.’s explosive 1966 Marquette Park march with surviving participants, Bernice King, Mayor Brandon Johnson and Common.

NYC: ATWORK served 1,268 job seekers with disabilities over two fiscal years, placing 99 in jobs. A new Comptroller review says the program reaches only a fraction of those in need.

A Hillside woman found her mother’s headstone missing from its plot. The cemetery returned it, but questions about notice and authorization remain.