People with immigration detainers want to build a better life, but state policies make it difficult or impossible.

The pilot program was inspired when an inmate asked Seneca County Jail Case Manager, Grace Morehart, if there was a way to take college prep courses while he was in jail. Morehart is always looking ...

When Jefferson Einstein Philadelphia Hospital began offering new mothers who gave birth there a follow-up visit with a nurse ...

UMMA took another step toward both building its services and meeting the needs of many of the people it serves when it ...

Despite last year being an all-time high for Virginia Department of Corrections (VADOC) inmates earning their General Education Development (GED) diplomas, there’s been a decrease in the ...

Who knows the Lamborghini guy escaped the toll on purpose. After all, they could not test the beast by touching the odometer ...

Residents looking to improve their skills in reading, writing or speaking have a friend in Minot Literacy Volunteers, a ...

For 30 years, The Johnson Park Center has served a mission to provide support to the community of Cornhill. To celebrate that ...

• Daily Bread: Every Monday and Thursday — a hot meal is served from 4:45-6 p.m. 280 E. Stillwater St. Second Thursday of ...

Point Source Youth, a national nonprofit working to end and prevent youth homelessness, released findings from a pilot initiative it conducted in multiple cities across seven states, including ...

The economic consequences are staggering. Formerly incarcerated individuals face a 51.7 percent wage penalty, costing the U.S ...

NBC Bay Area was granted rare access inside Central California Women's facility (CCWF) in Chowchilla. It is the largest of ...