While the ongoing federal government shutdown will affect some Head Start programs around the country, those in the Ohio Valley are fully funded and won’t be impacted by the turmoil in Washington D.C.

WASHINGTON (AP) — Head Start programs that serve more than 58,000 of the nation’s neediest preschoolers are facing a cutoff ...

Mid-Missouri Head Start funds will not run out Nov. 1 amid government shutdown because its current fiscal year lasts into ...

DAVIDSON COUNTY, N.C. — The government shutdown is now impacting North Carolina families who use Head Start programs or work ...

Due to the ongoing government shutdown, funding for Head Start services in eastern Iowa lapses on Nov. 1, leaving families ...

The Southwestern Wisconsin Community Action Program will close its nine preschool Head Start classrooms on Monday as the ...

More than 6000 children would be left without early learning, and more than 800 early education professionals at risk of ...

The City of Syracuse will begin issuing fines to drivers caught violating red lights and school speed zones on Nov. 2.

With the federal government shutdown nearing the one-month mark, Americans are starting to see the cascading effects of ...

If the federal government does not reopen or funding is not released to states, Pennsylvania will be unable to begin the ...

More than 600,000 Kentuckians rely on SNAP benefits, including two-thirds of the Jefferson County families one organization ...

The telehealth maternal care program helps patients who are at high-risk for adverse pregnancy outcomes to determine their barriers and remove them.