Detroit expands Occupy the Summer with a new DiscoverWorks partnership, offering free programs for 60,000 youth this summer.

Reporter Katerina Barton tells NPR's Ayesha Rascoe about New Mexico's plan to provide free childcare for state residents.

California prisons are limiting access to programs for incarcerated people as the system manages it overtime budget. The ...

From Revolutionary War reenactments to a parade of ships in the Hudson River, here are New Jersey's best 250th anniversary ...

In this week's Press Run, there's news about Cuyahoga County events that celebrate America250; expanded composting in ...

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Free summer programming for kids in downtown Indianapolis is bringing in big numbers. It’s all part of a partnership with Let ...

After raising a record $3.6 million last year, organizers of the Run to Home Base are hoping to surpass that mark this summer ...

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JPMorgan Chase plans to double its "Community Center" branches that focus on low-income neighborhoods. The bank will hire 150 ...

The Columbus Museum of Art is expanding their programming and activities for young adults — anyone 25 and under will get in for free, any day of the week. The museum’s new free admission program was ...

Libraries across the greater Cadillac area use their summer reading programs as a way to not only to encourage reading but ...