Four 80-somethings say they choose to work for the fulfillment and social connections.

During Topeka JUMP's annual meeting, local leaders like police chief Chris Vallejo and city manager Robert Perez commit to action.

SAN DIEGO — Dr. Jim Jackson, a 104-year-old chaplain at White Sands La Jolla retirement community, is being hailed as one of ...

Detroit Lakes native Luke Bergseth is working hard to transform his woodworking creations from an expensive hobby into a successful, full-time business.

On a cold winter morning in the late 1990s, Jimmy Sutman, president of Iron and String Life Enhancement (ISLE) and the Purple ...

A man who was homeless less than one year ago is now employed and pays for his own apartment after graduating from the ...

Three Americans repatriated to the United States from Congo this week have been charged with participating in an elaborate coup attempt aimed at overthrowing the African ...

Food insecurity is more than a statistic — it’s an issue facing many people across the nation and some of our most vulnerable ...

Emal Hotak, a former interpreter for the U.S. military in Afghanistan, was laid off from his job at Lutheran Services in Iowa due to President Trump's executive orders that eliminated funding for the ...

Camp Creek State Park will host their Lumberjack and Ramp Festival this coming Saturday! Organized by the Camp Creek State ...

Joseph Holt, 49, started a nonprofit to teach young adults trade skills that would help them do something positive with their ...

French Canadians in the Adirondacks once faced hatred and discrimination. Their history may help us see today's hostility ...