It’s Thursday, and the UnGun Free Store is continuing its outreach into north St. Louis neighborhoods affected by the tornado ...

Across the United States, federal programs quietly help eligible households reduce the cost of phone service, yet millions ...

Jordan Snipes, a former Army staff sergeant and current Edgewater Police Department officer in Volusia County, is the founder ...

Prisoners in Washington can now dial 988 for the Suicide and Crisis Lifeline from phones and tablets inside all state prison ...

Without formal jobs or fixed salaries, Palestinians in Gaza are using creativity and innovation to launch small businesses, ...

Among the bills signed into law on Tuesday, one will allow anyone in Maryland to call 311 to get information on government services in their area.

"It's brought a calming effect to the [incarcerated] population," said a deputy warden in a new report from Worth Rises.

From legal consultations to mental health services, these organisations are here to guide those in need of assistance ...

Thanks to policy changes in six prison systems and several dozen jail systems, families are talking more and saving money.

Nearly 4,400 fewer U.S. teens and young adults died by suicide than projected in the first two-and-a-half years of the 988 mental health crisis hotline.

Over time, federal aid systems shift, causing regular updates that can shape how services respond. Not standing apart, the AirTalk Wireless with Lifeline initiative seeks to adapt just as quickly.

Mobile connectivity in the United States is often discussed as a question of coverage or technology. In practice, for many households, it is a question of affordability. The ability to stay connected ...