() - Over the years, states across the country have sought to address worker shortages by utilizing nonimmigrant visas to recruit foreign workers. State proposals have raised questions ...

New regulatory changes to a federal guest-worker program have stirred concern among farmworker groups that wages and employment among U.S. laborers will plummet, even as California farming groups see ...

More pediatricians have begun using a topical solution made of silver and fluoride to treat their patients' cavities.

An Indigenous education institute that serves dozens of northern Ontario First Nations will be consulting with those communities as it prepares to roll out the first of ...

Pacific Power just introduced Cool Keeper, a demand-response program that optimizes electricity use on hot summer days, installing a device that can cycle off air conditioning for a brief time to help ...

Local lawmakers urge a review of the MaineCare transportation contract after the service provider, Modivcare, declared bankruptcy.

Families living in Illinois will soon receive help on their utility bills as the state starts distributing assistance payments of up to $686 this October. The program, under the He ...

The New York State Department of Transportation (NYSDOT) is testing digital signage along I-490 in Rochester as part of a pilot program to provide real-time travel information to drivers. “We’re using ...

Southdale hockey fans have won the chance to cheer and play for “Broncos 2.0,” the revival of a high school team that was disbanded last year due to coaching challenges ...

The Basalt Regional Library is asking library district voters to permanently extend a 1.08-mill property tax to fund ongoing library operations and maintenance. A news release from the library board’s ...

Riley County officials found a way to fund Woman Infants and Children nutritional services despite the federal government shutdown.

Only 28% of this year’s school voucher applicants attended neighborhood public or charter schools last year, down from 80% in 2024, according to South Carolina Department of Education data.