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Military children at Fort Bragg are getting recognized for their academic achievements through a 26-year program that rewards strong report cards with gift cards and perks. Over 1,680 students participated last school year, earning rewards while balancing the unique challenges of military life.
Fort Worth is rolling out a new program that gives small business owners the training and certification they need to win city contracts. The first workshops start this week with sessions in both English and Spanish.
A French bulldog mix found abandoned and malnourished in Fort Lauderdale is now recovering beautifully in her own cozy apartment. The pup named Miracle is loving her new life with blankets, toys, and round-the-clock care.
Fort Worth voters are considering a $10 million housing bond that could generate $2.1 million annually in tax revenue while solving a critical workforce problem. Economist Ray Perryman says affordable housing has become essential for keeping workers and fueling economic growth.
A French bulldog found dying from severe neglect in Fort Lauderdale has made a remarkable recovery after days of intensive veterinary care. The pup, aptly named Miracle, is now headed to a medical foster home to continue healing. #
Job seekers in Fort Wayne are finding more opportunities than ever as unemployment plummets to just 2.5%, creating a workers' market. The drop from 3.7% last year means nearly 3,000 fewer people are out of work in the region.
Twenty-one students from military families just received $60,000 in scholarships to chase their college dreams. The Fort Hood Scholarship Fund has been lifting up military kids since 1985, and this year's celebration proved the power of community support.
When a crane operator suffered a medical emergency 220 feet in the air, Fort Worth's elite rescue team pulled off a dramatic two-hour mission to bring him down safely. Every firefighter went home without injury after saving a life.
A Fort Worth firefighter made history alongside her grandfather's crew when they climbed 22 stories to rescue a crane operator having a medical emergency. The team's daring high-angle rescue shows how today's first responders train for challenges far beyond fighting fires.
Fort Wayne is bringing back its beloved Fourth of July parade after the Three Rivers Festival's cancellation last year ended a 50-year tradition. Veteran parade organizers are rallying to pull off the celebration in just 80 days.
Cloud Covered Streets provides mobile showers, haircuts, and dignity to people experiencing homelessness in Fort Worth. The organization urgently needs volunteer hairstylists, barbers, and compassionate people as Texas temperatures rise.
Three Fort Collins high school seniors have earned prestigious National Merit Scholarships worth $2,500 each, chosen from more than 15,000 finalists nationwide. Their achievement represents the pinnacle of academic excellence in a competition where less than 1% of students reach finalist status.
Fort Wayne's job market is booming with nearly 3,000 new positions filled in the past year. Now, a massive $200 million state investment is tackling the biggest barrier keeping parents from those opportunities.
Clark County, Nevada just shattered the world record for the largest blanket fort, creating a massive 14,103-square-foot hideaway that brought together an entire community for foster children. What started as a wild engineering challenge ended with 150 kids experiencing the most magical Parent's Night Out imaginable.
When a homeless man began seizing from hypothermia under a Fort Worth bridge, a firefighter carried him through freezing snow and saved his life. The rescue was just one of over 300 efforts by the city's HOPE team during the winter storm.
Humane Fort Wayne is calling for volunteers to brighten the days of shelter cats waiting for adoption at two local PetSmart stores. Just one day a week can help these felines stay happy and socialized.
When dangerous rip currents threatened beachgoers in Fort Lauderdale on Sunday, rescue teams sprang into action and saved 14 lives. Their quick response turned what could have been a tragedy into a story of professional heroism and ocean safety awareness.
American showjumper Kent Farrington claimed victory at the 2026 FEI Longines Jumping World Cup Final in Fort Worth, thrilling the home crowd with a flawless final round on his horse Greya. The championship came down to the final seconds as Farrington delivered under immense pressure.
Volunteers in Fort Wayne donated over 122,000 hours of service in 2025, creating $4.2 million in economic impact while fighting loneliness and strengthening community bonds. Their work keeps essential services running across northeast Indiana.
Students, faculty, and staff at Fort Lewis College came together Monday for a unity march celebrating Martin Luther King Jr.'s legacy. The Black Student Union organized the event to emphasize that creating positive change requires continuous community effort, not just one day of remembrance.
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