The president and CEO of the Community Foundation of Broward describes a new local branch of Press Forward, a national grant-funding project to strengthen traditional local news and invest in new ...

After more than 157 years, the family-owned newspaper said it's stopping the presses. 17 workers are now without a job.

A newspaper that has served central New York for more than 150 years has gone out of business. The Cortland Standard ...

Marshall University in Huntington, West Virginia, could potentially lose $1.4 million in funding for indirect cost recovery ...

The money flowed from the federal government to the state so farmers could be paid for food to be delivered to food banks and meal kitchens. Now that's over.

The academy, in nearby Emmitsburg, Md., provides free specialize training for firefighters. It was abruptly closed recently as part of the DOGE cuts.

When Noah Hunt of Muncy steps on the mat on Friday to represent the Pennsylvania College of Technology, he will be one of 210 NCAA Division III wrestlers from across the country and, more importantly, ...

Schools and local food banks will lose about $1.1 billion from the U.S. Department of Agriculture for the purchase of food ...

Grant Houston has run the Lake City Silver World in the tiny town Lake City for nearly half-century. He’s now ready to sell, ...

WASHINGTON (AP) — The U.S. Agriculture Department is ending two pandemic-era programs that provided more than $1 billion for schools and food banks to purchase food from local farmers and producers.

A new organization, led by a former publisher of the Tri-City Herald, hopes to rebuild trust in the news media by bolstering journalism standards.

The more than $1 billion in federal funding helped schools, child care programs, and food pantries in 40 states to buy ...