Homelessness and housing have been a hot topic of discussion recently in the city of Indianapolis. This comes after multiple homeless encampments across the city have been called attention to, as well ...

A panel next month will discuss the threat of severe weather events, and how governments and emergency responders can be better prepared. NewsChannel 13’s Rachel Tiede will moderate the panel. The ...

Community Foundations of the Hudson Valley is partnering with WAMC "On the Road" to host a panel discussion called " Housing ...

Have you ever wanted to ask journalists a question about what they do? Your chance is coming soon. The Johnson County Public Library and Daily Journal are teaming up to present the event “Why local ...

People listen to the discussion Thursday, Sept. 21, 2023, during the Affordable Housing for All: A Panel Discussion in Bethlehem. (April Gamiz/The Morning Call) Lehigh Valley Planning Commission ...

In hopes of “unleashing prosperity and unlocking freedom,” East Texas Republicans and members of the organization Americans for Prosperity discussed property tax reform during a recent event in ...

America will celebrate its 250th birthday after winning the revolution and one university reflects on where the nation stands ...

Please join NJBIZ and our panel of experts as they discuss the following topics on Energy: What is the status of the transition to clean energy and how will decarbonization affect the bottom line? Has ...

This Rare Disease Researcher Interest Group panel discussion will bring together researchers from different fields to learn about and discuss rare disease research, regardless of experience level ...

Dr. Sara Rodrigues will join a national panel of experts talking about autism and the disproven link to Tylenol — and you can tune in to learn more.

"Banned Together" Director and UML Professor Kate Way The week of Oct. 5 – 11 is the American Library Association’s (ALA) Banned Books Week for 2025. Banned Books Week launched in 1982 in response to ...

CAPITAL REGION, N.Y. — Patrick White, the creator of the Capital Region Festival of Theatre, regularly attends more than 300 plays a year. He might get a lot of his quota this weekend at the three-day ...