Denver halted its rental assistance program, leaving 67 families without expected funds, amid the program's uncertain future.

When Helene tore through North Carolina, it didn't just damage homes and businesses. In many mountain communities, private roads were wiped out.

Halton's new pilot program hopes to both improve care for those who require mental health support, while streamlining 9-1-1 emergency calls HRPS, CMHA partner to pilot new call diversion program ...

American farmers are having a tough year, in no small part because of President Donald Trump’s trade war. Now, the White House is gearing up to extend them a multi-billion-dollar bailout, sources tell ...

Portland Street Response, the non-police line for responding to people in a mental health crisis, is adding a new phone number and expanded hours, among other changes. Beginning this month, people can ...

Over 6 million children have been removed from Medicaid and the Children's Health Insurance Program (CHIP) nationwide in just over two years.

Most people don’t. In fact, the Federal Emergency Management Agency surveyed 7,525 Americans for their 2024 report on disaster preparedness and found that 57% of the country isn’t prepared for, and ...

Westfield Memorial Hospital is expanding outpatient services and even adding a mobile MRI. Here’s why the shift matters.

One year after Hurricane Helene, many families in western North Carolina remember what it felt like to be left in the dark.

Across the country, 35 states have laws or rules limiting cellphones and other electronic devices in school, including 18 states and the District of Columbia where phones aren’t allowed during school.

Jason Miles’ addiction cost $260,000 in emergency room, shelter and jail stays. A Toronto hospital’s radical solution: just give him a home ...

Juli Shamash's 19-year-old son, Tyler, died of a fentanyl overdose in 2018: Now, she's working to pass a federal law to include the synthetic opioid in hospital emergency department drug screens ...