The Homeless Project hosted its "Lunch On Us" event in East today, offering much more than just a free meal to those in need.

The non-profit organization provided life-saving assistance to more than 11,400 people, many of whom were suddenly left homeless or evacuated.

Millie and Krish Sethi, both Johnston students, said they wanted to use their passion for medicine to help people in a small ...

Women and girls around the world, including the United States and the Yakima Valley, struggle with period poverty. They can't ...

According to a release, these “Buddy Bags” are designed to provide essential equipment for the safety of the K9 Unit and the ...

The Mediterranean white shark is as elusive and mysterious as the sharks in the Atlantic and Pacific are well known.

A Georgia nonprofit is still helping Hurricane Helene survivors rebuild, making regular trips to North Carolina to deliver ...

Across the country, state and local crime labs are drowning in evidence. From rape kits to drug samples to vials of blood, ...

While enjoying the free food, giveaways and opportunity to pet goats, attendees learned how to better prepare for wildfires, ...

Don't Forget to Feed Me provides supplies and support to displaced residents and their animals following six-alarm blaze ...

Bragg showed up at Washington Square Park this week to show off his painting skills – and the “healing power of art” – while ...