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State Representative Katie Dempsey has been tapped to lead a newly formed House Study Committee that will examine the growing challenge of placing abandoned or unaccompanied children following discharge from

Yesterday, Governor Glenn Youngkin announced the launch of Safe Kids, Strong Families, a major initiative aimed at transforming Virginia’s child welfare system with a renewed focus on safety, family stability,

Once again, Olivia and Liam claim the crown as the most popular baby names in the United States, according to the latest data from the Social Security Administration (SSA), marking

Vermont’s Unpaid Caregiver Tax Credit has made significant progress in recognizing the invaluable contributions of family caregivers. After passing the Senate a few months ago, the bill has now successfully

This weekend offers a variety of exciting and unique events for couples, singles, and families across the United States. Whether you’re looking to deepen your connection with a partner, meet

In a story that feels pulled from the pages of a children’s book, a two-year-old Arizona boy is safe today thanks to the unlikely heroism of a ranch dog named

Walk into the Florida State Capitol this week, and you’ll immediately be greeted by a sky of color—more than 37,000 vibrant handprints suspended from the ceiling, each one crafted by

From schoolyard banisters to fire whistle curfews, childhood used to feel like freedom. Today? It’s fear and locked doors. What happened to Mayberry—and can we ever get it back? Read

A bill is currently making its way through the Arizona legislature, seeking to support the more than 150,000 Arizonans aged 65 and older living with Alzheimer’s disease. Senate Bill 1210,

Legislation aimed at easing the financial burden of child care for foster families in Indiana has successfully passed through both chambers of the legislature and is now headed to the