Latino inmates at Mecklenburg County Detention Center engage in a Spanish-language program to tackle substance use, trauma, and family issues. Facilitated by Mateo Flores from the Center for Prevention Services, this initiative empowers participants to manage emotions and embrace positive change.
From “Sunday best every day” to “never go to bed on an argument”, hear life advice from people across the globe.
Rose Hernandez’s friends and family gathered at West Scranton High School to remember her and unveil a statue.
“Amid declining trust in democracy, a project involving pupils’ active participation in school decisions is proving significant.”
State officials downgraded Wayne County’s child agency to provisional due to case documentation failures and a child’s death.
Dutch children are ranked the happiest in the developed world. Could their freedom, strong social relations and bike-friendly cities be factors?
Pandemic-era childcare funding ending soon in Wisconsin may lead to closures or reduced services for many providers.
“God bless the Ladies of Pittston,” was heard from Harrisburg, May 1861, as Pittston volunteers trained for the Civil War.
Medical treatment for minors often starts post-puberty. Puberty blockers, used for gender-affirming care, pause puberty.
Anthony Weekes, homeless in Scranton, finds hope through The Wright Center’s mobile clinic, accessing vital healthcare.
The median home cost in Wisconsin’s major metros is over five times the median income, highlighting affordability issues.
Historic Athens will host its first Juneteenth Celebration on June 19, featuring a parade, music, and community events.
